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A Yale physician has begun using the 3D printers at Yale's Center for Engineering and Innovation Design to make 3D organs — precise replicas of actual patients' organs. Here, a knee with tumor. (Image by Yale CEID)

Dr Mark Michalski is ready to print a 3-D brain (maybe yours)

18 Jul 2013

The Myriad decision: A mixed bag for the biotech industry

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12 Jul 2013

New technology in limb lengthening reaches Africa

31 May 2013

Omron Healthcare expands distribution network

Omron Healthcare expands distribution network

9 May 2013

Profession to act against dispensing of hearing aids in pharmacies

23 Apr 2013

Is your desk a bacterial minefield?

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Chamendran Naidoo 23 Jan 2013

Home hair growth system cleared by FDA

21 Jan 2013

A mammal lung, in 3D

A mammal lung, in 3D

7 Jan 2013

Hair today, gone tomorrow

Hair today, gone tomorrow

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Morphing DNA hydrogel flows like liquid but remembers its original shape

12 Dec 2012

Innovation award for iPhone app that helps people manage chronic condition

3 Dec 2012

FDA green lights Adcock Ingram's R&D facility

2 Nov 2012

State of the art catheterisation laboratory opened

7 Sep 2012

Possible therapy for tamoxifen-resistant breast cancer identified

6 Sep 2012

New app will help make sign language communication more accessible

6 Sep 2012

Smartphone app can diagnose HIV remotely

5 Sep 2012

Electric helmet treats brain tumours

Electric helmet treats brain tumours

20 Aug 2012

Potential treatment target for metastatic pancreatic cancer using CTC Chip technology identified

2 Aug 2012

Yale researchers captured these images of hair follicles of a mouse, with nuclei of epithelial cells stained in green and mesenchymal cells, which are active in early development, in red. Yale scientists found that mesenchymal cells were crucial to hair growth. (Image courtesy of Dr. Pantelis Rompolas, Greco Lab, Yale School of Medicine)

In real time, Yale scientists watch stem cells at work regenerating tissue

Bill Hathaway 2 Jul 2012

Major orthopaedic surgeon training centre secures sponsor

Major orthopaedic surgeon training centre secures sponsor

15 Jun 2012

Gene link to higher rates of bowel cancer in men

Gene link to higher rates of bowel cancer in men

29 May 2012

With random lasers, Yale researchers fight random noise, improve imaging

With random lasers, Yale researchers fight random noise, improve imaging

30 Apr 2012

SA's first oestrogen metabolism gene test available

SA's first oestrogen metabolism gene test available

23 Apr 2012

Improved MRI system for LCM

4 Apr 2012

Yale Nobel laureate creates compound that halts growth of malaria parasite

Yale Nobel laureate creates compound that halts growth of malaria parasite

Bill Hathaway 3 Apr 2012

Scientists develop first snap shot of tiny brain tumours

27 Mar 2012

Yale University researchers have developed a new way of seeing inside solid objects. The technique, a novel kind of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), creates three-dimensional images of hard and soft solids based on signals emitted by their phosphorus content. The image here shows the interior spongy bone of a rabbit femoral head, or the "ball" of the rabbit's hip bone.

Yale research offers new way to see inside solids

Eric Gershon 20 Mar 2012

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