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By Alan, on December 20th, 2016% Proponents of medical marijuana believe that they are safer smoking or ingesting cannabinoids than they are taking prescription drugs that carry warning after warning about potential side effects, many of which are lethal. . . . → Read More: Who Is Really Behind Efforts to Block the Medical Marijuana Industry?
By Alan, on December 19th, 2016% A combination of dental pulp stem cells and cells from human umbilical cords, mixed with a common hydrogel, were shown in lab rats to regenerate pulp-like tissue in teeth roots. . . . → Read More: Stem Cells Shown to Regenerate Dental Pulp Tissue
By Alan, on December 19th, 2016% A clinical trial is set to test a type of drug that its developers say is designed to treat infections from bacteria resistant to earlier antibiotics. . . . → Read More: New Type of Antibiotic Set for Early Trial
By Alan, on December 16th, 2016% A clinical trial is set to begin that tests live bacteria as a treatment for hypertension, or high blood pressure, a condition affecting 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. . . . → Read More: Trial to Explore Microbiome Therapy for Hypertension
By Alan, on December 16th, 2016% An early clinical trial testing implants of a person’s stem cells to repair damaged knee cartilage in younger adults returned largely favorable results. . . . → Read More: Trial Testing Stem-Cell Implant for Cartilage Repair
By Alan, on December 15th, 2016% An alliance of academic and industry researchers in Europe is developing a single imaging device that can save valuable time in diagnosing a stroke. . . . → Read More: Project to Design Hybrid Stroke Imaging Technology
By Alan, on December 15th, 2016% A tissue engineering group developed a gel material infused with a synthetic peptide that in lab cultures and animals healed chronic diabetic wounds faster than a current commercial treatment. . . . → Read More: Peptide-Infused Gel Shown to Heal Chronic Wounds
By Alan, on December 14th, 2016% The research institute RTI International and health data technology company Validic are examining ways of gaining better insights from data generated by wearable devices, such as fitness trackers. . . . → Read More: RTI, Validic to Boost Wearable Health Data Value
By Alan, on December 13th, 2016% An experimental treatment for pertussis, also known as whooping cough, using engineered humanized antibodies received a patent in the U.S. . . . → Read More: Patent Awarded for Whooping Cough Antibodies
By Alan, on December 13th, 2016% A robotic hand with built-in sensors that can sense fine differences in shape and texture is being developed in an engineering lab at Cornell University. . . . → Read More: Human-Like Soft Touch Robotic Sensors Developed
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