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RenovaCare, Inc., (OTCQB: RCAR) today announced positive spray test results demonstrating that its novel SkinGun™ technology achieves exceptionally-uniform distribution of fluids with 200 times greater coverage than conventional methods.

A Grand Challenge to Understand the Blueprint for Life Provided by the Human Genome Project (HGP­read)

A new study from Örebro University, published in Science Signaling today, shows that heart medication reduces the build-up of plaque in the brain’s blood vessels in mice.

Last month, a Philadelphia biotechnology company start clinical trials that could transform our understanding of what it means to be dead. After receiving ethical approval from an Independent ethics Committee, Bioquark engaged in twenty patients in the hospital Anupam in India, the brain which was considered clinically dead after a severe traumatic brain injury.

CNIO scientists have created mice with telomeres that are longer than those of the unmodified species, show fewer signs of molecular ageing and a have a lower incidence of cancer Avoiding genetic manipulation to lengthen telomeres offers a new way to delay the ageing process without altering the genes

BioNTech AG, a fully integrated biotechnology company developing individualized cancer immunotherapies, together with its translational research partner institute TRON, announces a publication in the internationally renowned scientific journal Nature, describing the first example worldwide of a clinically relevant and systemic mRNA cancer immunotherapy.

After losing a leg to injury or disease, women adjusting to life with a prosthetic limb face the same challenges as men, with perhaps one added complication: how to wear high-heels?

In an important new study with implications for the treatment of dozens of incurable diseases, scientists from the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) have for the first time created a drug candidate that attacks and neutralizes the RNA structure that causes an incurable progressive, inherited disease involving a gradual loss of control over body movement.