medical technology

Sound waves will break down solid tumors into liquid form, so that immune cells can clean up and eliminate them.

Chinese scientists have transformed human somatic cells back into pluripotent stem cells using chemical molecules.

One of them has helped patients with terminal cancer, once considered incurable, into complete remission.

The team at Caltech modified the E. coli bacteria and stimulated it with ultrasound so that they secrete chemicals that kill cancer cells that harm healthy cells.

For the first time, Canadian scientists have successfully converted blood types in human organs for transplant technology.

On January 20, a team of doctors from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) in the US announced that it had successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into the body of a

Twenty years ago, a mouse with a human ear on its body caused waves of anger and criticism, but the reality later proved the value of this experiment.

Technology advances day by day and affects every aspect of our lives. Future medicine not only heals but also helps people cope with diseases.

The new experimental robot model from scientists at MIT (USA) hopes to provide a better chance of survival for patients with heart failure.

Archaeologists at the Austrian Archaeological Institute (OeAI) announced on January 14 that an object they believe to be the oldest prosthetic body in Europe, in the form of a