Her intrigue triggered new research at how skin wounds heal in a controlled environment for various primates and mammals. The study included humans, chimpanzees, olive baboons, Skye’s monkeys ...

The team discovered that there was no significant difference in the healing rate of the other primates or between the other primates and the rats and mice. Why humans heal so much more slowly ...

This enables that network to function as a local Joule heater, converting the energy of the electric current ... which threaten human and environmental health. Self-healing technology could ...

This enables that network to function as a local Joule heater, converting the energy of the electric current into heat around the areas of damage ... This waste contains toxins like lead and mercury, ...

Researchers have created a map of human skin that uses genomics and other ... role that macrophage immune cells play in scarless skin healing, which could have implications for surgery and trauma ...

In Hookstown, you'll find horses at Unbridled Performance and its founder, Amy Foster. She's on a mission to help horses and ...

Actor David Hekili Kenui Bell, who made his film debut in Disney's recent "Lilo & Stitch" adaptation, has died at the age of ...

“We’ve been able to create a system that can automatically detect when it’s been damaged by a puncture, and then able to heal that without any human intervention,” Markvicka explained.

Walking has long been known to be one of the most beneficial forms of physical activity for humans. However, did you know ...

Engineers are one step closer to creating robots that are able to self-heal their injuries through damage-detecting skin.<br ...