Thérapie ex vivo

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Recent stem‑cell research suggests gray hair may not be permanent — trapped pigment progenitors, stress-driven depletion, and a surprising cancer link reshape how scientists think… Fév 09, 2026

Science

Universal Kidney Created to Match Any Blood Type

Researchers report converting a donor kidney to universal type O using targeted enzymes and transplanting it into a brain‑dead recipient. The result—published in Nature Biomedical… Fév 06, 2026

Technology

Why the Face Scars Less Than the Body

A Stanford study identifies developmental origins and a ROBO2–EP300 signalling switch in facial fibroblasts that limits scarring; experimental drugs and topical creams point to pr… Jan 26, 2026

Science

Stanford Drug Regrows Knee Cartilage

Stanford Medicine researchers report that blocking the aging-linked enzyme 15‑PGDH restores hyaline cartilage in aged and injured mouse knees and triggers repair in human tissue—r… Jan 21, 2026

Genetics

Curing All Genetic Diseases in a Decade?

A Mammoth Biosciences executive told the Dubai Future Forum that gene editing could treat every genetic disease within ten years. Here’s what the science, recent trials and major … Nov 19, 2025

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Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Universal Kidney Created to Match Any Blood Type

Why the Face Scars Less Than the Body

Stanford Drug Regrows Knee Cartilage

Curing All Genetic Diseases in a Decade?