Regenerative Medicine
Organ Regeneration Remains Top Priority at 2018 World Stem Cell Summit
Some of the globe’s leading minds in medical research gathered at this year’s World Stem Cell Summit to discuss the recent...
Latest in Pediatrics
Feb 14, 2017
| Critical Care, Family Medicine, Influenza Content Hub, Men's Health, Pediatrics, Pulmonary Medicine, Women’s Health
While influenza vaccination remains the top recommendation of physicians for protecting against the flu, there are other preventive measures that still need to become more widely adopted. Many patients might benefit from better education on coughing/sneezing etiquette, hand-washing techniques, and the...
Video of the Week
Skin Grafts Might Soon Be Printed Directly onto Your Patients’ Wounds
Jan 27, 2017
| Critical Care, Dermatology, Family Medicine, Human Interest, Men's Health, Pain Management, Pediatrics, Plastic Surgery, Surgery, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
New 3d-printing technology from the research labs of Wake Forest University hopes to speed up the healing process for burn victims and patients with severe skin wounds. This modified printer is designed to measure and map the geography of the injury and then “print” the correct types of skin...
Video of the Week
Perfusion Decellularization May Make Any Organ Donor-Worthy
Jan 13, 2017
| Cardiology, Cardiology: Interventional, Endocrinology, Family Medicine, Human Interest, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Pathology & Lab Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, Transplantation, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
Waiting lists for organ transplantation may become a relic of the past thanks to this experimental organ repurposing process.
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