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To HEK with diabetes: new cell capsule could treat the condition with 0 insulin shots
It's like a pacemaker for your insulin.
Wearable artificial kidney may change how we perform dialysis forever
Dialysis on the go may soon become reality.
Lab-Grown Kidneys Transplanted to Animals
For the first time, Japanese researchers have successfully grown a pair of kidneys in a lab and then transplanted them ...
Kidney 3-d structures from human stem cells made for the first time
Scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies have for the first time coaxed human stem cells into forming three-dimensional cellular ...
First bio-engineered kidney works after transplant in rats
A kidney in a bioreactor after seeding with cells. After transplantation it filtered blood and produced ...
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