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Scientists Create Living Knee Replacement That Grows With You
InnovationApr 26

Scientists Create Living Knee Replacement That Grows With You

Researchers are developing a 3D-printed knee implant made from living cells that could solve a major problem for younger patients who need joint replacements. Unlike traditional metal implants that last only 20 years, this living knee grows with your body.

Live Science3 min read
Lab-Grown Knees Could End Pain for 32M Americans
Health & WellnessApr 7

Lab-Grown Knees Could End Pain for 32M Americans

Scientists at Columbia University have successfully grown a living human knee in a lab using 3D printing and human cells. The breakthrough offers hope for 32 million Americans suffering from osteoarthritis, potentially eliminating the need for painful joint replacement surgery.

Google News - New Treatment3 min read
FDA Grants Breakthrough Status to AI Surgery Recovery Chatbot
InnovationMar 4

FDA Grants Breakthrough Status to AI Surgery Recovery Chatbot

The FDA just gave breakthrough status to its first generative AI chatbot for patients recovering from joint replacement surgery. This marks a major step forward in how artificial intelligence could help millions heal at home.

STAT News2 min read
FDA Backs AI Chatbot to Help Joint Surgery Recovery
Health & WellnessMar 4

FDA Backs AI Chatbot to Help Joint Surgery Recovery

The FDA just gave breakthrough status to the first generative AI chatbot designed to guide patients through recovery after joint replacement surgery. The move signals how AI could soon help millions of people heal better at home.

Google News - AI Breakthrough2 min read
Egypt Speeds Up Joint Replacements to End Waitlists
Health & WellnessMar 1

Egypt Speeds Up Joint Replacements to End Waitlists

Egypt's health ministry is fast-tracking knee and hip replacement supplies to eliminate surgical backlogs and get patients moving again. A new priority system will ensure the most critical cases receive care first.

Egypt Independent2 min read