New medicine helps restore cirrhosis patients
Every year in the world, nearly 40 million people die from cirrhosis. In addition, if survived, patients with cirrhosis still cannot recover, because the normal structur…
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Every year in the world, nearly 40 million people die from cirrhosis. In addition, if survived, patients with cirrhosis still cannot recover, because the normal structur…
Scientists have used the patient's own cells to create artificial airways, reducing the risk of the body not accepting the implant.
French scientists Pierre Paris and Marie Curie have successfully tested artificial human blood made from stem cells on the human body.
The Singapore Research Agency on October 28 said the scientists created a new breakthrough when discovering stem cell therapy in the treatment and regeneration of lung t…
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh and Bristol (UK) have created artificial blood from stem cells. Artificial blood may be tested on humans within the next 2 year…
US scientists use a new cloning technique to create customized stem cells, opening up the prospect of specific treatment.
Medicine - Biology is one of the industries with the fastest growing technology and biomedical techniques described as one of the
Blind blind patients in the UK will participate in the first trial of eye treatment with human embryonic stem cell therapy in Europe.
Desperate before incurable diseases, many patients went to hospitals in China to treat them
Thanks to the achievements of modern medicine in the near future, humanity will overcome the phenomenon of aging and diseases caused by age. Those with a life expectancy…
Last week, scientists announced that it only took 6 months to produce the world's first artificial meat by using thousands of stem cells grown in the laboratory.
Japanese biologists have grown a real tooth from the implant in the kidneys of experimental mice.
Stem cell researchers in Hong Kong and the United States are trying to develop replacement parts for people with stem cell heart disease within the next five years.
Up to now, there are 17 hearts who are in the formation stage at the laboratory of the University of Minnesota, USA.
British scientists have for the first time created skin stem cells from people with Parkinson's disease - common tremor in the elderly.