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• Regenerative Medicine Cellular Matrix

  Cellular Matrix is helping in the Regenerative Medicine. Watch as this gentleman lost the tip of his finger and then grew it back with the vessles and fingernail all in 4 weeks. Read More...
  Posted Saturday, February 16, 2008 5:21 PM by Veritas / 0 Comments

  Tags: medicine, regeneration, cellular matrix

• InsiderMedicine Jan 14-17, 2008

  Topical news in the field of medicine from around the globe. Read More...
  Posted Friday, January 18, 2008 4:54 PM by Veritas / 0 Comments

  Tags: stem cells, DNA, regeneration, heart, macular degeneration, smoking, psoriasis, heart attack, prostate cancer, MS, MRSA, genetic screening, personalized medicine, superbug, calcium, morgellons syndrome, embrel

• 2057

  The Body The City The World A conservative look at the world in 50 years. Most of the applications shown are actually in development, or close to it. 2032 might have been a better title. Michio Kaku hosts... Read More...
  Posted Wednesday, December 19, 2007 7:10 AM by Veritas / 0 Comments

  Tags: Space elevator, Solar, Artifical Intelligence, nanotechnology, medicine, regeneration, future, kaku, transport, cloning

• Wired Science: Body Builders

  Dr. Anthony Atala of Wake Forest University is building organs in his lab. Last year he publicized his success of growing bladders -- the first actual living human organs created in a lab and grown unattached to a human being. Correspondent Tamara Krinsky Read More...
  Posted Monday, October 22, 2007 4:20 PM by Veritas / 0 Comments

  Tags: medicine, regeneration, regenerative medicine, bladder, atala, wake forest, wired, pbs, organs, mcgowan

• Lab-Grown Bladders

  Dr. Anthony Atala's research team at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine have reconstructed a human bladder from lab-grown tissue. This research is a potential roadmap for replicating other organs in the lab. Read More...
  Posted Monday, September 03, 2007 3:49 AM by Veritas / 0 Comments

  Tags: medicine, regeneration, organ, bladder, atala, wake forest