Heart diseases, particularly those caused by ischemia, are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Traditional treatment strategies often fall short in specificity and efficiency, necessitating a more targeted approach. RNAi therapy, which involves silencing specific genes responsible for disease pathology, presents a promising...
The development of an artificial intelligence-assisted wearable microfluidic colorimetric sensor system (AI-WMCS) is a notable advancement in non-invasive health monitoring. This cutting-edge system is designed for the rapid, simultaneous, and accurate detection of key biomarkers in human tears, addressing the need for precise and real-time...
Microswimmers are tiny robotic entities designed to move through fluids, and they hold significant promise for applications such as targeted drug delivery and minimally invasive surgery. Recent advancements in micro-robotics have paved the way for significant developments in biomedical applications. Among these, the creation of...
Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the most persistent global health threats, primarily due to the ability of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) to develop drug resistance and persist in the host for extended periods. The slow and grueling treatment process, often marred by relapse, underscores the urgent...
In tissue engineering, the creation of a vascular network within organoids that can efficiently supply nutrients and oxygen while removing waste is a significant challenge. Most tissues thicker than 400 µm require such a network to prevent necrosis. Traditionally, organoids are often transplanted into host...