Treatments

An engineer has created MediSieve, a tech that attaches magnetic nanoparticles to unwanted cells in the blood and then removes the cells using magnets.

Fatal Attraction

"In theory, you can go after almost anything. Poisons, pathogens, viruses, bacteria..."

Engineer Finds Way to Pull Diseases From Blood Using Magnets

Researchers from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, have 3D-printed skin that's alive and has blood vessels.

Printing Skin

It connected to a mouse's own blood vessels in an animal trial.

Scientists 3D-Printed Living Skin, Complete With Blood Vessels

People with celiac disease may finally be able to enjoy foods with gluten thanks to a new nanoparticle technology developed at Northwestern University.

Eat Up

Let them eat cake. And bread. And...

Nanoparticle Tech Reduces Celiac Disease Symptoms by 90%

The doctor behind the young blood transfusion clinic Ambrosia is back with a mysterious new venture — a transfusion clinic called Ivy Plasma.

Classified Clinics

We tried to ask him some questions, but he was very evasive.

Doctor Behind Failed "Anti-Aging" Blood Clinic Tries Again

A fertility clinic's 30-minute operation is making it possible to delay menopause — and all the nasty health side effects that come with it.