PEPT, I will explain to you in simplicity (I hope) an incredible step in biomedicine
A team of researchers has applied PEPT technology, used in the mechanical field, to a living subject for the first time, opening new frontiers in biomedicine
A team of researchers has applied PEPT technology, used in the mechanical field, to a living subject for the first time, opening new frontiers in biomedicine
Face and eye transplant opens new hopes in regenerative medicine and the treatment of facial lesions.
The 2023 Nobel Prize for Medicine rewards Katalin Karikó, Drew Weissman and the mRNA research that led to the main anti-covid-19 vaccines
VR isn't just for video games. This is how it is revolutionizing the pharmaceutical industry, making medicine safer and more effective.
A "remote" stethoscope to use at home, connected with an artificial intelligence and a real doctor. Faster and more precise diagnoses.
UCSF researchers have engineered molecules that help build tissues and organs—a coup for regenerative medicine.
Telepresence, that is: a doctor who "travels" inside a patient's body to diagnose diseases and treat them in time. Science fiction? Once. Reality today.
A new study has led to the production of 3D printed medicines, one of the most interesting innovations in the pharmaceutical sector!
NFTs could certify to patients the unique ownership of their digital health data. Here are the consequences.
A fortuitous discovery, but totally autonomous. The solution to a global crisis. A contested Nobel Prize. It could happen like this.
In the near future it will be possible to find a cure or test a drug on virtual patients, made of data, rather than on human beings. An exciting frontier that has already taken its first steps.
Reviews from the scientific community highlight an increasing use of microsurgery in the medical field over the years. An innovative method, without a doubt. Thanks to the use of particular robotic engineering tools, it allows complex interventions to be performed with maximum precision thanks to minimal incisions and low invasiveness. Incisions that would be challenging using traditional surgery. These are technologies that have often been at the center of positive opinions and reviews from large healthcare clinics. Among these are… Read more
ECMO is a machine capable of saving or making people who are already dead survive even for months. A miracle that however raises enormous ethical doubts
The small device uses nano transfection of tissues to regenerate entire organs with the touch of a finger: what was once matter for Star Trek now comes close to reality.
Shocking research: metropolises are growing like tumors. Same principle of vascularization. We need a new approach to urban planning, starting from medicine.
From medicine to evolution, through climate and society: there are scientific facts that still divide public opinion. Why do many reject them?
If approved, LyGenesis cell therapy could allow a single donated liver to treat dozens of patients. And it's just the beginning.
Novo Nordisk's anti-hunger blockbuster Ozempic costs up to 200 times its production price according to research. Pressure to lower prices.
Stargate: the $100 billion AI supercomputer that Microsoft and OpenAI are banking on for the future of computing. A huge gamble, between unknowns and potential.
AI agents promise human connections and precise diagnoses at a fraction of the cost of nurses. Can empathy really be delegated?
Scientists closer to creating human embryos from two men: In vitro gametogenesis may expand the boundaries of parenthood.