For 1st Woman With Bionic Arm, a New Life Is Within Reach
641338
The first time Claudia Mitchell peeled a banana one-handed, she cried.
35194
A woman of 29 being treated for cervical cancer had one of her ovaries removed and then implanted into her arm, doctors reported yesterday.
74601
Some able-bodied people want to improve their bodies with artificial parts. But their dreams may outpace the capabilities of technology. By Chris Oakes. Part four in a four-part series.
599634
NEW YORK  - A woman undergoing treatment  for cervical cancer had one of her healthy ovaries successfully  transplanted into her upper arm, in order to maintain hormonal  function, a Dutch team reports.
247332
Scientists are working on a technique to repair fractures using a patient's own stem cells.
418289
A heart patient who had muscle cells transferred from his leg to his heart makes good progress.
697877
The return of silicone breast implants continues.
248329
The FDA approves use of the Myomo e100 NeuroRobotic System, a high-tech gizmo that gives weakened limbs a boost and helps retrain damaged neurological pathways.
2687
The breast cancer survivor, who is still undergoing treatment in a clinical trial with a new medication, said she was touched to see more than 6,000 people who walked five miles to raise
143157
'Soldiers love the robotic look' A Scottish prosthetics company engaged in publicising its new bionic hand claims to have achieved significant advances in its field - and says servicemen injured in combat "love the more robotic look" of its technology.â¦
158989
Women will be told to consider longer acting methods including injections and implants
259402
Forget about temperature taking and blood pressure checking. In the bright, near future, the first step for people seeking medical care may be to have their bicep read by an electronic scanner seeking data stored on an implanted chip.
708281
A Belgian woman has given birth to the  first baby born after an ovarian tissue transplant, a medical  breakthrough that brings hope to young cancer patients whose  fertility may be damaged by treatment.
442452
WASHINGTON - Medical milestone or privacy invasion? A tiny computer chip approved Wednesday for implantation in a patient's arm can speed vital information about a patient's medical history to doctors and hospitals. But critics warn that it could open new ways to imperil the confidentiality of medical records...
74571
A woman who has been paralysed for almost 20 years has started to walk again after scientists injected stem cells derived from umbilical cord blood into her spine.
380005
A woman with cancer has had her fertility preserved thanks to doctors who transplanted her ovary into her arm.
656993
Life  couldn't get any rosier  for Konkona. Omkara, she agrees, has started a  new phase in her