Could This "Human Body on a Chip" Replace Rodent Models?
/Some 60%-90% of drugs that are successful in rodents… fail in humans. However, researchers at Harvard University and Tel Aviv University have developed a new model that might ...
Read MoreSome 60%-90% of drugs that are successful in rodents… fail in humans. However, researchers at Harvard University and Tel Aviv University have developed a new model that might ...
Read MoreBiomanufactured organs are the next frontier of scientific research and development. But creating vascularized tissue is a challenging endeavor, however a technique called SWI...
Read MoreFor the first time, scientists were able to correct the genetic mutation that causes sickle cell disease in stem cells....
Read MoreWhen it comes to the billions of neurons in your brain, what you see at birth is what get — except in the hippocampus. Buried deep underneath the folds of the cerebral cortex,...
Read MoreHello and welcome to Episode 7! On this episode, we'll talk with Dr. Haroldo Silva and David Halvorsen of the SENS Research Foundation. They've launched a new crowdfunding c...
Read MoreJoin us on this episode of the Methuselah 300 Podcast as we interview Dr. Sebastian Eriksson Giwa; co-founder and chairman of the Organ Preservation Alliance and co-founder a...
Read MoreOn this week's podcast, join us as we talk with Dr John Geibel, Director of Surgical Research and Professor of Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology at Yale Universi...
Read MoreJoin us on this week's podcast as we interview Dr. Bryon Petersen, who is researching and developing a new device that could bridge the gap for those awaiting a new liver so t...
Read MoreIn this Episode of the Methuselah 300 Podcast, we’ll continue our interview with founder Dave Gobel as he explains more of the specific areas of regenerative medicine the foun...
Read MoreIn this Episode of the Methuselah 300 Podcast, we’ll interview founder Dave Gobel and learn what planted the seed for the idea that would grow into the Methuselah Foundation. ...
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