Ovarian transplant: “on-demand” menopause divides science
Cryopreservation of ovarian tissue promises to delay the effects of menopause, but experts have many doubts.
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Cell therapy that grows a new liver in patients is in phase 2
If approved, LyGenesis cell therapy could allow a single donated liver to treat dozens of patients. And it's just the beginning.
World's first 3D printed trachea transplant with stem cells
Korean researchers used scans and bioink with the patient's cells to create a 2cm artificial trachea that was successfully transplanted in 5 weeks.
CAR-T therapy: incredible data for 3 patients with brain tumors
First success of CAR-T therapy on solid brain tumors: drastic regression of glioblastoma in 3 patients. The path is the right one.
Building like bees: drones that 3D print houses in flight
Drone technology that 3D prints in flight, inspired by the collaboration of insects, promises to build in previously inaccessible areas.
Running without weight: the treadmill that defies gravity
An anti-gravity treadmill uses space research to reduce gravitational loads and allow patients and athletes to move without pain.
Robot surgeons: a rapidly evolving reality between promises and skepticism
Robotic surgeons promise less invasive surgeries and faster recovery, but their real impact is yet to be proven and their cost remains a barrier for many hospitals.
Diamond transforms electronics: cooler components, faster charging
Diamond nanomembranes developed by Fraunhofer reduce the heat of electronic components by 10 times and increase the charging speed of electric vehicles fivefold
Is fasting the oldest modern therapy? The impact on epilepsy and arthritis
Research from Queen Mary University confirms: prolonged fasting changes the body's energy sources in 3 days, with sustained fat mass loss and benefits beyond weight loss.
Four combination therapies can double lifespan in mouse models
Cutting-edge longevity research explores the synergistic effect of four advanced anti-aging therapies, promising never-before-seen life extensions in mouse models.
Breast therapy, we are getting closer to "curing" old age
Senolytic drugs act on the removal of senescent cells, harmful “elderly” cells that cause inflammation and dysfunctions typical of aging. Breast therapy is increasingly concrete.
Flat Earthers, rejoice: perhaps the Earth (even if for a short time) was flat
Recent studies suggest that the origin of the Earth, and perhaps other planets, may have had an unexpectedly flat shape.
Vesuvius Challenge, we have winners (and the first texts deciphered from papyrus)
Reading the Herculaneum Papyri with artificial intelligence begins to reveal lost works. The Vesuvius Challenge is won.
Gene therapy breaks the sound barrier and gives hearing to 5 children deaf from birth
Innovative research restores hearing to children who are deaf from birth: and now it could revolutionize the medical field.
Cornell introduces a new rapid EV battery that charges in 5 minutes
Cornell's new rapid lithium battery promises ultra-fast charging, and could be the key to global EV adoption.
MIT develops (and transforms) rapid 3D printing with liquid metal
MIT presents a liquid metal 3D printing technique capable of making large aluminum components in minutes, a significant advance over traditional methods.
Bryan Johnson, new (unauthorised) therapy for the "anti-aging" tycoon
Controversial billionaire Bryan Johnson tests expensive gene therapy on a Caribbean island as part of his plan to reverse biological age, sparking doubts in the scientific community.
The world towards anarcho capitalism? Portrait of a disaster to be avoided
The idea of a future of anarcho-capitalism, where the market and individualism prevail over any other form of social organization, is increasingly present in the political debate.
Prevention of infections and skin irritations in men with urinary incontinence through the use of physiotherapy and strigipenes
Urinary incontinence in men can lead not only to physical problems but also to risks of infections and skin irritation. In this article, we will explore effective strategies to prevent these problems, from prolonged diaper use to the incorporation of devices such as the strigipenis and the therapeutic approach of physical therapy. Pelvic floor exercises and physical therapy Pelvic floor exercises, also called Kegel exercises, are essential for strengthening the muscles that control the bladder. Incorporate specific exercise routines, along… Read more
Capitalism is dead, and whoever killed it is worse than it
In his new book, Yanis Varoufakis argues that capitalism has been replaced by the technological feudalism of the tech giants.
Triumph of medicine: first face and eye transplant
Face and eye transplant opens new hopes in regenerative medicine and the treatment of facial lesions.
