Archive: 18/02/2015
New device enables 3D tissue engineering with multicellular building blocks
In creating engineered tissues intended to repair or regenerate damaged or diseased human tissues, the goal is to build three-dimensional tissue constructs densely packed with living cells. The Bio-P3, an innovative instrument ...
Feb 18, 2015
Simulation brings facts to measles outbreak and vaccination debate
To bring facts and clarity to the public debate about immunization in light of the recent measles outbreak, the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health today unveiled a computer simulation that explores ...
Feb 18, 2015
Transplant patients have high rate of cancer death
Researchers at the University of Adelaide are working to better understand how patients who receive life-saving organ transplants can be spared from dying of cancer many years later.
Feb 18, 2015
The science behind many antidepressants appears to be backwards, researchers say
The science behind many antidepressant medications appears to be backwards, say the authors of a paper that challenges the prevailing ideas about the nature of depression and some of the world's most commonly prescribed medications.
Feb 18, 2015