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Recent research has shown that plasma from recovered individuals can be an effective treatment for patients infected with Covid-19.
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After 15 minutes of simulation, the mask used in cancer radiotherapy is completed. The mask's fit helps the patient feel comfortable and breathe normally during radiothe…
According to experts, infrared light therapy shows potential in relieving chronic pain, improving mobility and boosting mental health.
According to the Washington Post, people who are anxious, depressed or simply lonely but cannot find or cannot afford to see a therapist are turning to artificial intell…
Chinese doctors bring a ray of hope to patients fighting diabetes with cell therapy.
After years of using high-cost machines from abroad, China has started using domestically produced goods.
According to a reporter in New Delhi, India on April 4 launched the first indigenous CAR-T cell therapy to treat cancer.
In a recent study, scientists discovered that being less dependent on isoleucine could lead to unexpected improvements in longevity and extraordinary physical health.
The US FDA has approved the world's most expensive drug at a price of 4.25 million USD per dose to treat rare diseases in children.
The robot skeleton created by the research team at SHTP Labs has a mechanism similar to a human leg, serving physical therapy for people with strokes and leg injuries.
Research shows that when people have a four-legged friend to accompany them, they can improve their mood, reduce blood pressure, and reduce the stress hormone cortisol.
The mRNA vaccine to prevent melanoma is expected to launch in 2025, after being approved by US and European regulators.
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