Creating human stem cells from chemical molecules
Chinese scientists have transformed human somatic cells back into pluripotent stem cells using chemical molecules.
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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 bod…
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.
From artificial hearts to 3D printed corneas, science and technology are creating powerful unprecedented breakthroughs in the medical field, when making things that can'…
Infusion is an intravenous drip infusion of beneficial substances into the body to support treatment or recovery of the body ...
For the purpose of hearing better, looking more sophisticated, researchers seek to upgrade natural things that are bestowed on us.
Lade has been applied in Vietnamese medicine since the 80s of the last century. However, most laser devices currently used in hospitals are imported products at very exp…
In the next 15 years, there will be many breakthroughs in medical technology progress, according to Professor Donald Combs, of the medical planning department of East Vi…
He is very worried if there is a new type of plague.
Reusable missiles, self-driving cars, immune intervention techniques are just a few of the many technologies that can change the world in the near future.
The British Museum used medical technology to decipher the secrets of ancient Egyptians, including their high cholesterol levels.