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Animals that have undergone head transplants have not lived long, while in humans, the technique is also very complicated and carries many risks.
Less than 3 months after being treated for type 1 diabetes with stem cells, the patient's body began to produce insulin on its own.
Chinese doctors bring a ray of hope to patients fighting diabetes with cell therapy.
According to BrainBridge's description, with the latest robotic technology and artificial intelligence (AI), the patient's head will be removed and transplanted into a h…
Chinese scientists have just successfully transplanted a gene-edited pig liver into a 71-year-old man with right lobe liver cancer.
A recent study shows that people who receive organ transplants can change their personalities in ways
From the liver of a brain-dead young man, doctors split it in half and successfully transplanted it into two people, one child, one adult.
Scientists injected liver cells to turn one of the lymph nodes in the human body into a second liver.
Doctors at Massachusetts Hospital (USA) have just performed the first pig kidney transplant for a healthy patient.
Researchers have successfully changed the blood types of three donated kidneys, providing a greater chance for patients who can't find an organ source of the same blood…
Bioengineered corneas have restored vision to people with impaired vision, including those who were blind before they were transplanted.
Transplanting pig hearts into humans promises to solve the shortage of organs, but it also raises many ethical questions.
The researchers used a new infectious disease protocol designed to ensure the swine virus is not passed on to a transplanted host.
Hearts grown from pig organs and human cells could soon be used in organ transplants.