Scientists have successfully transplanted a double-headed mouse
This technology is being gradually improved, but the risks they bring are still great.
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This technology is being gradually improved, but the risks they bring are still great.
The condition of osteoporosis, also called stray bone formation, usually occurs after an injury, especially a traumatic brain injury.
The injured hand needs to be removed from the scene, bandaged with a clean cloth or gauze and quickly transferred to the patient to the hospital for joint surgery in the…
By using a device called BrainPath, surgeons can approach and remove tumors without opening the skull to avoid damaging important brain tissue.
No need to fertilize in vitro, 30% of infertility cases will be treated according to this technique with a high success rate, low cost.
Accordingly, scientists have developed methods to open blood brain barrier to be able to inject drugs
The first blind eye surgery by introducing DNA into the eye has given hope to thousands of people who are blinded by genetic errors living in the dark world.
The US Food and Drug Administration confirms that breast augmentation bags can cause a rare and hard-to-treat form of cancer.
Straight-to-straight foot turning is one of the types of cosmetic surgery.
The Military Medical Hospital 103 has just announced the first lung transplant in Vietnam that has been successfully performed.
Valery Spiridonov, a 30-year-old Russian man, became the first person in the world to volunteer for a head transplant.
An American man lost his chin and nose, his entire teeth had a successful face transplant surgery. This is a surgery that is considered the most rare and difficult in th…
Gastric ligation surgery is helpful for the treatment of overweight people with type 2 diabetes.
A 98-year-old British man became the world's oldest man to undergo cardiac surgery under the TAVI method.
The breakthrough development of 3D printing technology in medicine can bring hope to nearly 1.8 billion heart patients.