Building a Healthy China and Strengthening the Foundation of Happiness

Brain 'cell replacement' doubles the lifespan of diseased animals

The Stanford University School of Medicine team used non genetically matched healthy precursor cells to replace more than half of the diseased microglia in mice with Sandhoff disease, extending the li ...

Consolidate discipline construction, grasp trend characteristics, and promote multi-dimensional innovation and development of health management

With the continuous optimization of chronic disease prevention and control strategies and the continuous advancement of disease prevention checkpoints, implementing health management has become an imp ...

New research reveals mystery of fish embryo development

The reporter learned from Shanghai Ocean University that recently, the research team of Professor Chen Liangbiao and Professor Hu Peng has achieved systematic optimization and application of single-ce ...

My team of scientists has made new progress in interventional brain computer interfaces

At Tianjin Jianjia Rehabilitation Hospital, 67 year old Mr. Zhang sat on a rehabilitation training chair, slowly lifting his left arm and steadily picking up a water cup... This was the first time he ...

Kale that even sheep don't eat has gone viral: when health anxiety hits capital's hands

Kale is becoming a rising star in the food market with its "healthy" label. Two years ago, the wholesale price was 0.8 yuan/jin, but now it is still in short supply at 3.5 yuan/jin. HEYTEA&# ...

Four major pain points of elderly care robots still need to be solved

Exoskeleton robots assist elderly people with leg and foot difficulties in walking, hand function rehabilitation training all-in-one machines accurately guide patients to restore grip ability, and int ...

New tool for genome editing: PCE technology achieves precise chromosome editing

As a revolutionary breakthrough in the field of life sciences, genome editing technology has been able to precisely modify short DNA fragments like pruning tree branches, but editing large DNA fragmen ...