Tag: University of Cambridge
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Lab-grown embryo models Hematoids mimic early human blood and heart development
Groundbreaking lab-grown embryo models reveal early blood formation Researchers at the University of Cambridge have created three-dimensional, embryo-like structures from human stem cells that replicate crucial early steps of human development. Named hematoids, these self-organising models begin producing blood stem cells within about two weeks in the lab, offering a window into how the human…
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Innovative Breakthrough in Arthritis Treatment
Introduction Arthritis affects millions worldwide, often leading to pain, inflammation, and a significant decline in quality of life. Recent advancements in medical science are giving hope to those suffering from this debilitating condition. A team of scientists from the University of Cambridge has developed an innovative material that mimics artificial cartilage and releases medication directly…
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Revolutionary Artificial Cartilage for Arthritis Treatment
Introduction to Groundbreaking Arthritis Treatment Arthritis, a condition affecting millions worldwide, often results in chronic pain and mobility issues. Traditional treatments focus on pain management rather than addressing the root causes of inflammation. In a groundbreaking development, scientists at the University of Cambridge have introduced an innovative material known as ‘artificial cartilage’ that releases anti-inflammatory…