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Integration of Technology and Compassion: 3D Bioprinting Helps a 4-Year-Old Tibetan Girl Regain a "New Nose"

Asia's First: China Achieves Pig Kidney Transplant in Humans, Making Her the Only Person in Asia with a Pig Kidney

Bountiful Harvest: A Review of Life Extension Plan Scientific Achievements

The 2024 World's Top Ten Scientific and Technological Advances Announced, with Significant Achievements in Life Sciences

Milestone! World's First Ovarian Dual Activation Technology Assists Patients in Conception

Latest Breakthrough in Xenotransplantation: World's Third Genetically Edited Pig Kidney Transplanted into Human

Integration of Technology and Compassion: 3D Bioprinting Helps a 4-Year-Old Tibetan Girl Regain a "New Nose"

2025/03/21

Asia's First: China Achieves Pig Kidney Transplant in Humans, Making Her the Only Person in Asia with a Pig Kidney

2025/03/13

Bountiful Harvest: A Review of Life Extension Plan Scientific Achievements

2025/02/07

With the rapid development of science and technology, humanity's exploration of life has never ceased. During the 2023-2024 period, we witnessed a series of exciting scientific achievements. These not only made significant progress in fields such as anti-aging, gene editing, organ regeneration, and immunotherapy but also pointed the way for future medical research.

The 2024 World's Top Ten Scientific and Technological Advances Announced, with Significant Achievements in Life Sciences

2025/02/07

Recently, the "2024 China/World Top Ten Scientific and Technological Advances" organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering was unveiled. In the list of the world's top ten scientific advancements, breakthroughs in cell and gene technologies stood out, including the first 3D-printed functional human brain tissue, CAR-T therapy, gene editing, Google's new quantum chip, super microscope, and more.

Milestone! World's First Ovarian Dual Activation Technology Assists Patients in Conception

2025/01/15

ecently, a major breakthrough in the field of reproductive health has garnered wide attention. The "ovarian dual activation" technology, collaboratively developed by the Yinfeng Life Sciences Research Institute (referred to as "Yinfeng Life Sciences") and the team of Professor Wang Huiying and Dr. Jin Bo from the Shenzhen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (referred to as "the hospital"), has achieved another milestone in cryobiomedical technology. Using methods of "cryopreservation + PFC", this technology has helped two patients achieve natural conception, providing new hope for women of childbearing age who are cancer patients, infertile, or of advanced maternal age.

Latest Breakthrough in Xenotransplantation: World's Third Genetically Edited Pig Kidney Transplanted into Human

2025/01/13

Robert Montgomery, the director of the NYU Langone Transplant Institute, stated in an interview, "This gives us more insight into the expectations for clinical trials, which can include patients with relatively good overall health."

2024-07-19

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Neuralink plans to implant device in second patient

2024-07-19

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The 'human skin' smiley face is being developed

2024-06-21

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Nanotechnology holds promise for treating metastatic brain tumours

2024-06-21

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New longevity genes discovered

2024-06-17

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Breakthrough! Yinfeng Bio’s cell preservation solution successfully submitted!

2024-06-17

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World first! Collaborative team of Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Institution implements intra-operative dual-activated ovarian technology

2024-05-31

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A World First! Pig-Human Combined Liver-Kidney Xenotransplantation Completed in Kunming

2024-05-31

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World's First Successful Autologous Regenerative Islet Transplantation

2024-04-19

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Ancient Brains Have Actually Been Preserved for 10,000 Years!

2023-11-30

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Pig organs transplanted to monkeys, another new advance in cross-species transplantation

Multiple organs and tissues, including liver, kidney, heart, abdominal wall, cornea, bone, median nerve, etc., from a gene-edited pig were transplanted to seven recipient monkeys. "The study is another useful exploration and positive attempt to find out whether xenotransplantation of tissues and organs is feasible to be applied to emergency treatment of severe tissue destruction and organ failure, which will further expand the feasibility and effectiveness of confirming the application of xenotransplantation to medical rescue." At the media conference held on the 10th, Dou Kefeng, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, gave a high evaluation of the operation.