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Mini-rat brains in mice raise concerns about intelligent hybridization
Scientists transplant human brain tissue into rodents and mice, raising a moral debate among researchers.
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Supersonic transplants over the Atlantic for three hours
According to Spike, the flight test took place smoothly and the aerodynamic design of the aircraft was very effective.
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Turn your hand into a universal key
He said this technology is similar to microchip use for dogs and cats. Time to implant equipment is only 30 seconds.
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Robot performed the first kidney transplant in England
Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
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Having a transplant makes you half asleep without suffering pain
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
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Molecular detection helps extract stem cells for blood cancer treatment
Researchers in Australia have discovered a chemical molecule that allows to identify, lead and collect stem cells from donor's blood to treat cancer patients.
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Robot arm for people with paralysis
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…
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Inventions that change the future of organ transplantation
Organ transplant is a marvelous achievement of medicine, helping many patients escape the death sentence. New achievements of science and technology continue to help thi…
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Artificial heart transplant test does not beat
Scientists successfully implanted no artificial heart for a sheep and could test the human body in 2018.
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First successful penis transplant
For the first time in medical history, doctors at Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital (South Africa) have announced successful penile implants.
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Transplant the chips into the staff's hands to unlock the office
A high-tech office block named Epicenter in Sweden has recently adopted a particularly convenient way to help its employees unlock and print in the office, which is thei…
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The smallest propeller in the world
Scientists around the world are creating nanobots called nanobots. One of the main goals is to provide pharmaceuticals exactly what they need inside the body.
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Small heart pacemakers and wireless charging
Scientists have found a way to charge non-wires for devices inside the human body.
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Biological ink breakthrough 'in' human body parts
Scientists have come closer to turning a fantasy dream into reality when developing technology that uses biological ink
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Human liver machine live 24 hours outside the body
On March 15, 2013, a British team announced that it had successfully developed a machine that could keep people's liver alive for up to 24 hours.