The world's fastest liver transplant
UK doctors have performed liver transplantation which is considered the fastest in the history of world medicine - when performing all tests and surgery within 3 days af…
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UK doctors have performed liver transplantation which is considered the fastest in the history of world medicine - when performing all tests and surgery within 3 days af…
Japanese scientists announced on April 18 that they had succeeded in cultivating rats for experimental mice by implanting hair follicles made from stem cells. Research o…
Currently chronic liver disease can only be cured by liver transplantation. Recently, British researchers have discovered a way to stimulate the production of important…
This is the first time scientists have carried out the experiment of transplanting simulated biological eye tissue on blind people in Australia in early 2013.
Doctors in London claim to have cured a boy with dangerous liver disease who could die at any time. They transplanted cells that acted as temporary liver cells, allowing…
There will be 5 to 6 cases of uterine transplantation done in early 2012 in Sweden. If successful, this will be a breakthrough in medical history.
Transplantation to cure blindness has come closer to reality after scientists first successfully developed a retina in the laboratory.
Perform transplant surgery with heart and bone marrow to help patients lower the dose of anti-rejection drugs.
The world has just witnessed an impressive medical breakthrough when doctors believe that an HIV-positive man has been cured of a century ...
Grafting stem cells into experimental mice with thigh muscle injury showed that muscle muscles recovered faster and stronger before injury.
Researchers at Mount Sinai discovered microglia cells (microglia), the immune cells in the brain that were formed immediately after conception.
Swedish scientists have discovered the secret of uterine transplantation, opening up the possibility of the theory that men can become pregnant and have children.
Scientists have restored neuronal activity of mice with spinal cord injury by taking advantage of neural stem cells.
A blood test to analyze gene activity can help heart transplant patients avoid many inconveniences caused by invasive biopsy.
Australian scientists said that soon the pig's lungs could be transplanted into the human body, solving the current shortage of human organs.