3D printing gets a living upgrade
EU-funded researchers have developed a 3D bioprinting technique to grow living bone, fat and muscle tissue in the lab, opening…
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A PFAS-free path forward for catheter manufacturers
As European regulators tighten restrictions on PFAS, BioInteractions already offers a proven, higher-performing alternative for medical technology The pressure on…
The test that finds the hearing loss doctors cannot detect
Hidden hearing loss affects millions, but has no diagnosis or treatment options. EU-funded researchers have developed tools that could change…
Rethinking our approach to pet cancer
Kyrexa believes that cancer treatment should be available to all pets at their local veterinary practice, regardless of location, budget,…
PFAS in medicine could be reduced as alternatives identified
The report concludes that PFAS in medicine is not essential for many treatments currently available to patients. Researchers found that…
Removing PFAS from human skin applications
Medical device manufacturer Roemmler is on a mission to remove PFAS from the medical sector — starting with our skin.…
Growing platelets on silk to keep blood supplies flowing
EU-funded researchers are using silk-based bone marrow “factories” to grow platelets in the lab, helping to lower our dependence on…
Wildfire smoke education lacking critical information about health risks
Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are relying on smartphone apps and online information rather than speaking with their…
Nearly 400 new antibiotic-resistant infections each week in 2024
National surveillance data published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has revealed that the number of antibiotic-resistant infections remains…
There is already a magic potion for prophylaxis
Richard Stead, CEO of QURES, discusses how nature’s own antimicrobial defence mechanisms could offer a new approach to prophylaxis, helping…