Detecting pollution dust attacking the brain
Researchers have recently discovered tiny pollutant molecules inside brain tissue samples, suggesting that dust pollution not only attacks the lungs but also the nervous…
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Researchers have recently discovered tiny pollutant molecules inside brain tissue samples, suggesting that dust pollution not only attacks the lungs but also the nervous…
Whether the finger of a child when broken can grow again or not and this happens?
Japanese scientists successfully cultivate skin tissue in the laboratory with all the characteristics from hair follicles to sweat glands, bringing the prospect of skin…
Researchers claim to have found a new stem cell therapy, which can help people re-grow lost limbs or parts like lizards.
US scientists found that gold nanoparticles could detect and destroy the remaining cancer cells after surgery to remove the tumor, bringing the cancer cure rate to 100%.
The current list of parts that can be created in the lab has heart, larynx, brain and kidney tissue.
For filling or taking root canal, the dentist will put numbness into the oral tissue through a needle, it is very painful!
Health professionals have long dreamed of an ideal drug delivery system wherever treatment is needed in the patient's body.
Alesha Wilcock, 7, of England, suffers from a rare form of skin disorder that distorts her face.
Scientists have developed an ultra-thin device capable of controlling brain cells with drugs and light.
Singapore's Today newspaper on July 7 reported that a girl formed from ovarian tissue transplantation was born at the National University Hospital of Singapore (NUH) in…
A Brazilian man has shocked the doctors while still playing the guitar and singing while having brain surgery.
A woman who became the first in the world to have a baby thanks to frozen egg tissue was taken from when she was still a child.
Austrian scientists created artificial blood vessels capable of biodegradation and tested successfully on mice, which could be used in heart bypass surgery.
Scientists have successfully cultured human intestinal tissue on mice. This is a breakthrough step that can help cure thousands of patients with intestinal disorders.