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Researchers unveil HOBIT, a device that enables continuous drug production inside the body for weeks in animal models.

Researchers shrink bulky swelling therapy machines into a wearable, mobile compression sleeve.

Facing the loss of his beloved rescue dog, a tech entrepreneur enlisted AI and ChatGPT to co-develop an experimental cancer vaccine.

China clears world’s first commercial brain-computer interface device to help paralysis patients regain hand movement.

London surgeon performs remote prostate surgery in Gibraltar using robotic system over 2,400 km link.

Researchers estimate approximately 115,000 cancer deaths during the study period may be connected to communities near nuclear facilities.

Researchers used X-ray computed tomography (CT) to study the skull of the woman from the Pazyryk burial.

In a small clinical trial, a single dose of DMT paired with psychotherapy produced rapid antidepressant effects lasting up to three months.

Lab-grown human spinal cord organoids mimic injury and respond to dancing molecule therapy.

South Korean researchers have created a spray that seals wounds instantly, buying vital time in trauma care.

The average heart rate climbed from 71 beats per minute (BPM) on typical days to 79 BPM on the day of the final.

ER-100 uses epigenetic reprogramming to reset aging retinal cells, targeting glaucoma and optic nerve damage.

New joint design makes robots more efficient, grippers stronger, and knee-assist devices align perfectly.

Caltech researchers built enzyme-powered bubble robots that steer themselves to tumors and release drugs on demand.

Researchers diagnosed possibly the oldest case of acromesomelic dysplasia.

Pine bark, a common byproduct of the timber industry, can be transformed into a powerful magnet for micropollutants.

SPARK Microgravity plans to study cancer in low Earth orbit, where gravity no longer distorts cell growth, signaling, and drug target discovery.

The findings highlight a global health crisis characterized by secrecy and a lack of accountability from nuclear-armed nations.

Even though each chip only needs a small amount of the metal, mining consumes a lot of energy and produces a lot of waste.

The lab can produce multiple skin grafts measuring about eight square inches within four weeks.