North Korean matchmaking documentary 'North South Man Woman' premieres at Sheffield DocFest in the U.K. Watch exclusive clip.

The next 10 years will reshape the landscape of healthcare in ways we can scarcely imagine. Artificial intelligence is already transforming how we diagnose, treat, and connect with patients. Major ...

The Italian filmmaker and creator of 'The Young Pope' will attend the upcoming Sarajevo Film Festival, which will show retrospective of his work.

This dual vector delivery strategy works efficiently in ... may have the capacity to target more than just cardiomyocytes in the heart. AAV9 is thought to target every tissue in the human body and is ...

and heart muscle in a humanized mouse model of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), when delivered via a single AAV vector. Lastly, NanoCas achieved in vivo editing efficiencies of up to 30% when ...

The ability of the human heart to renew itself by regenerating its muscle cells, myocytes, is very limited. But what happens to this capability when the heart is damaged by severe heart failure ...

Surgeons have successfully implanted an artificial titanium heart in the chest of a human patient that is powered by the same ‘maglev’ technology used in the creation of high-speed trains.

This involves asking ourselves a provocative question: "What does it mean to be human?" We will find one ... that takes shape on a screen is at the heart of conversations about what makes a ...

The team compared the human heart with those of our closest evolutionary relatives, including chimpanzees, orangutans, gorillas, and bonobos cared for at wildlife sanctuaries in Africa and zoos ...

Aitor Aguirre receives funding from the NIH, AHA, Corewell-MSU Alliance Foundation and HVI. Aleksandra Kostina and Brett Volmert do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any ...

The most comprehensive cell "atlas" of the developing human heart to date was crafted using cutting-edge technology and includes never-before-seen cell types. When you purchase through links on ...

Scientists at Stanford University have managed to use advanced "bioprinting" techniques to print a small piece of bio-engineered human heart tissue. To be completely clear, this is real human ...