Successful manufacture of micro-cannons can fire drugs into diseased tissue
Health professionals have long dreamed of an ideal drug delivery system wherever treatment is needed in the patient's body.
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Health professionals have long dreamed of an ideal drug delivery system wherever treatment is needed in the patient's body.
This is considered the first step in preventing the mosquito-borne infection (dengue fever), which is life-threatening for millions of people worldwide every year.
The first joint surgery for a one-year-old boy with a traffic accident has been successfully conducted in Australia.
After the transplant, the South African boy was able to perform the physiological function of a man as usual. His unmarried wife was pregnant for the fourth month.
Cuba has become the first country in the world to be asked to recognize the successful elimination of syphilis and HIV transmission from mother to child, after a delegat…
Doctors in the UK create 3D copies that simulate the defective heart of a two-year-old girl to find a solution before surgery to save her life.
Doctors at Siriraj Hospital in Thailand have just announced that they have successfully developed an antibody for the treatment of Ebola that is at risk of becoming a wo…
Recently, a group of scientists has successfully tested the recovery of spinal cord injury in mice with spinal cord injury by a project called NEUWalk.
US and Canadian scientists have recently tested the Marburg virus drug with the same family name as Ebola in short-tailed macaque.
Scientists may have found a new treatment for blind people, after successful redevelopment of the cornea in the laboratory.
For the first time, British scientists successfully treated paralysis using a device that stimulates the spinal cord.
Scientists have discovered a key protein in eggs, which helps sperm to fertilize successfully, creating new life.
Scientists are still developing new and innovative methods to use drug-distributed nanoparticles to kill cancer cells inside the body without causing side effects.
The first patient in the world to receive an artificial heart replacement died on March 3, 75 days after the operation in December 2013.
British scientists have just announced the successful study of the preservation of dry membranes of amniotic sacs, membranes of fetal protection in the uterus, but have…