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Heart Muscle Can Regenerate After Failure in Artificial Heart Patients

Heart Muscle Can Regenerate After Failure in Artificial Heart Patients

Heart muscle cells can regenerate in artificial heart patients, offering new hope for advanced heart failure treatments, as found by an international study.

Hypovolemic Phlebotomy: A Breakthrough in Reducing Blood Transfusions During Liver Surgery

Hypovolemic Phlebotomy: A Breakthrough in Reducing Blood Transfusions During Liver Surgery

Hypovolemic phlebotomy, removing 10% of blood before liver surgery, can cut transfusion needs by 50%, offering a safe, cost-effective way to reduce surgery risks.

'Every Beat Counts' Report on India's Cardiac Crisis

'Every Beat Counts' Report on India's Cardiac Crisis

BM Birla Heart Hospital's Every Beat Counts report highlights India's growing cardiovascular disease crisis and calls for urgent national action to improve cardiac care.

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Indian Immunologists Develop Human Monoclonal Antibody for Rabies Treatment

Indian Immunologists Develop Human Monoclonal Antibody for Rabies Treatment

Indian Immunologicals is advancing rabies prevention with a bi-valent monoclonal antibody, aiming to reduce rabies deaths in India, which accounts for 36% of global cases.

Innovative Mucus-Based Bioink for Lung Tissue Printing

Innovative Mucus-Based Bioink for Lung Tissue Printing

Researchers developed a mucus-based bioink for 3D printing lung tissue, offering a potential breakthrough in studying and treating chronic lung conditions.

Conscious Kidney Transplant: A 'Cool' Medical Breakthrough

Conscious Kidney Transplant: A 'Cool' Medical Breakthrough

John Nicholas, 28, remained awake during his kidney transplant, discharged just 24 hours post-surgery, showcasing a significant medical advancement.

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Pig Organ Transplants into Humans Reveals Crucial Cellular Changes

Pig Organ Transplants into Humans Reveals Crucial Cellular Changes

Discover minute cellular alterations triggered by pig heart and kidney transplants in humans, revealing insights into xenotransplantation.

Common Antibiotic Linked to Higher Mortality in Critical Sepsis Patients

Common Antibiotic Linked to Higher Mortality in Critical Sepsis Patients

A study reveals that the antibiotic piperacillin/tazobactam for sepsis is linked to higher mortality and complications, stressing the need to preserve the gut microbiome.

Ana Estrada's Fight for Dignity: A Landmark Case in Euthanasia Advocacy

Ana Estrada's Fight for Dignity: A Landmark Case in Euthanasia Advocacy

Explore the impactful journey of Ana Estrada, Peru's first advocate for euthanasia rights, and the broader implications of her legal battle for end-of-life autonomy.

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Antibiotic Misuse Can Cause Kidney Stones & Infection

Antibiotic Misuse Can Cause Kidney Stones & Infection

Seeking internet help for an incomplete antibiotic course resulted in kidney stone formation and urinary tract infection in a young woman.

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