The FDA will begin promoting computer-based and lab-grown drug testing models to reduce the cost, time, and ethical burden of drug testing.

In the U.S., this trend is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. TransMedics sees a compound annual growth rate of 5% as a conservative estimate, and 12% for the optimistic projection, ...

Organoids and synthetic embryos mark a pivotal shift in biomedical research, highlighting the need for ethical oversight amid ...

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Andrei Georgescu: Vivodyne human-first models are lab-grown human tissues that replicate the complexity of real human organs — down to all the appropriate cell types and their micro- and ...

Implants, while more durable, require surgery and don’t function exactly like real teeth ... to repair or replace damaged tissues and organs. Instead of using metal, plastic, or ceramic parts ...

The fossil record sometimes provides us with tantalising glimpses of the biology of long-dead animals, such as these three ...

Kenyan law prohibits the sale or purchase of human organs, making it a criminal offense prosecutable in court. However, Section 80 of the Kenya Health Act of 2017 allows for organ donations from ...