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New medical brain glue is inspired by slug mucus - Vimarsana News

New medical brain glue is inspired by slug mucus

A new solution for brain surgery has been developed.

The twelve hottest biotech companies in the Boston area - Vimarsana News

The twelve hottest biotech companies in the Boston area

Explore Boston's vibrant biotech landscape with twelve innovative companies leading the charge in life sciences research.

Can we have our cake and eat it? Welcome to the world of sugar elimination - Vimarsana News

Can we have our cake and eat it? Welcome to the world of sugar elimination

Our sugar problem could be solved by counteracting it after we’ve eaten it, as stomach ‘sponges’ and fibre-making enzymes head to market

A new glue, potentially also for you - Vimarsana News

A new glue, potentially also for you

<p>Hydrogels are already used in clinical practice for the delivery of drugs, and as lenses, bone cement, wound dressings, 3D scaffolds in tissue engineering and other applications. However, bonding different hydrogel polymers to one another has remained a challenge; yet it could enable numerous new applications. Now, Harvard Wyss and SEAS researchers pioneered a new method that uses a thin film of chitosan, a fibrous sugar-based material derived from the processed outer skeletons of shellfish, to make different hydrogels instantaneously and strongly stick to each other. They used their ...

Wearable device enhances walking for people with Parkinson&#xB4;s disease - Vimarsana News

Wearable device enhances walking for people with Parkinson&#xB4;s disease

Washington, Jan 17 (Prensa Latina) Freezing is one of the most common and debilitating symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative disorder that affects more than 9 million people worldwide.