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Premium3D printing in biomedicine is moving beyond inert prototypes toward living tissues and patient-specific surgical tools, but much of the work remains experimental. In mice, 3D-printed ovarian scaffolds supported immature eggs, increased hormone production, and restored…
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3-D printed bioprosthetic ovaries restored fertility in infertile mice and produced healthy offspring.
“The ovaries are constructed of 3-D printed scaffolds that house immature eggs and were successful in boosting hormone production and restoring fertility. This research is targeted to try and help women whose cancer treatments impaired their fertility and hormone production.”
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Scientists have 3D-printed the first vascularized heart using a patient's own cells and biological materials.
“Scientists have 3D-printed the first vascularized heart using a patient's own cells and biological materials which may be crucial to eliminate the risk of implant rejection.”
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3D printed blood vessels implanted into a mouse successfully grew into & merged with the host blood vessel network.
“While the 3D printed blood vessels integrated with the body's own network to circulate blood, they are not yet capable of other functions, such as transporting nutrients and waste. Still, this is a huge step in the right direction!”
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Peter Diamandis, MD, and Tony Robbins: Strategies that promote longevity now – and in the very near future
“00:40:25 - Diamandis's thoughts on the possible outcome of seemingly limitless capital now pouring into healthspan science. 01:12:32 - How scientists are progressing toward 3D printing of complex organs from pluripotent stem cells.”
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Brain surgery through the cheek instead of the skull may soon be a "thing". Robot prototype developed that uses MRI and curved needle for surgery.
“FTA: > Engineers have developed a surgical robot designed to perform brain surgery by entering through the cheek instead of the skull that can operate on a patient in an MRI scanner. Additionally, the engineers have designed the system so that much of it can be made using 3-D printing in order to keep the price low.”
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Day–night patterns of light exposure
“Brighter days can support cognition and function in older adults Whole-day lighting of approximately 1,000 lux produced model-based relative reductions of 5% in cognitive decline, 19% in depressive symptoms, and 53% in the increase in functional limitations, compared with customary lighting near 300 lux, in a cluster-randomized trial across 12 elder-care facilities.”
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What Microplastics Are Doing to the Brain, Body, and Reproductive Systems
“These receipts, which we encounter daily at supermarkets, gas stations, and ATMs, often contain BPA, a chemical used in the thermal printing process as a color developer. When you handle these receipts, BPA can transfer onto your skin and potentially enter your bloodstream.”
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Why AI Could Add Decades to Your Lifespan | Dr. Derya Unutmaz
“Tools, companies, and resources mentioned OpenAI - AI research and deployment company behind widely used GPT systems and developer tools; its science case study describes GPT-5 helping Unutmaz's lab resolve a long-standing immunology question.”
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