'Biological' kidney implant hope
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The first human trial of an artificial 'bio' kidney offers  hope of a working implant for patients, say experts.
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The return of silicone breast implants continues.
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Donor hearts could make good scaffolding for new organs.
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Scientists may be a step closer to transplanting a kidney without the need for long-term medication.
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The Food and Drug Administration gives doctors the go-ahead to implant radio frequency microchips in patients. When scanned, the chips will release patients' medical information to doctors, speeding care.
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German physicians have pioneered a way to create and transplant bone grafts from one part of a patient&#39;s body to another. The work of Patrick H. Warnke and associates at the University of Kiel is summarized
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(National-NBC) Sept. 3, 2004 - An experimental implantable contact lens is showing promise in helping nearsighted people see without glasses.
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Scientists say they have made a breakthrough in transplant technology that could help cure more people with diabetes.
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A Colorado man underwent surgery for a new kidney Wednesday in what was believed to be the first transplant brokered through a commercial Web site - a transaction that has raised a host of ethical and legal questions.
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By Marie McCullough, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Jan. 31--Silicone-gel breast implants are back.
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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.
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A British biotechnology company has  developed a long-lasting artificial skin that has produced  promising results in healing wounds in early clinical trials.
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In the past few months, Sarasota resident Mary Pierson has taken some of the most important tests of her life. Tests that determined she was a possible match for her husband, Mark, who needs a kidney transplant.
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A prototype artificial skin which can be used to heal wounds has been developed by British researchers.
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Scientists unveil what they say could be the next generation of implants designed to offer hearing to the profoundly deaf.
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People with spinal-cord injuries can't urinate on command, but implants promise to reconnect their bladders to their brains. In Bodyhack.
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Lifesharers is trying to settle the competition for organs in a fair way: before you get one, you should be willing to give one