Scientists for the first time can turn blood cells into egg cells in humans
In 1924, an eccentric biologist named JBS Haldane predicted that more than 70% of babies would be created from artificial wombs in 2074.
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In 1924, an eccentric biologist named JBS Haldane predicted that more than 70% of babies would be created from artificial wombs in 2074.
Dermaclip in the US has just launched a medical patch that helps open the wound open quickly and safely without the usual stitches.
Dr. Do Hoang Tung, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, author of cold plasma beam projector explains this mechanism.
If a wound is exposed to the air will be very good and promote healing, why do doctors recommend covering the wound with gauze?
According to Futurism, many people often perceive music as a great catalyst for the mood when working.
Axiostat has just become India's first company of FDA-approved wound care products to enable the sale of open wound bandages in the United States.
US scientists have recently discovered anxiety cells in the brain of mice, opening up the opportunity to treat mental disorders in this person in the future.
The scientific community was surprised to find an antibody that could help kill 99% of HIV viruses, opening a new direction for medicine.
The Science and Technology Council of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health has just recognized the new technique of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital after piloting th…
British doctors decided to open an incision in the abdomen, sewing the boy's hand into his stomach.
Scientists have just developed a medical glue inspired by slime secreted from slugs.
Every time you go to the toilet, do you cover the toilet lid and then flush the water, or are you still jerking off the water to the point where the clam mouth sings the…
This surgery is considered a breakthrough in the field of implants, opening up opportunities for many children with disabilities to function normally without the aid of…
Successful research on Finnish iris by scientists has opened a new hope for the development of future human eye transplants.
Tens of thousands of stroke patients with disabilities are overwhelmed with new hope after scientists have demonstrated that the uninjured brain can be re-trained to mov…