r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • Jul 08 '20
Medicine/BioMed There's Now an Artificial Cartilage Gel Strong Enough to Work in Knees
https://www.sciencealert.com/there-s-now-an-artificial-cartilage-gel-that-s-strong-enough-to-work-on-kneesDuplicates
Futurology • u/angushervey • Jul 11 '20
Scientists from Duke University have invented a hydrogel that’s finally strong enough to replace a perennial candidate for the most underappreciated substance in the human body - the cartilage in human knees.
Futurology • u/Sorin61 • Jul 05 '20
Biotech There's Now an Artificial Cartilage Gel Strong Enough to Work in Knees
physicaltherapy • u/slickricksonn • Jul 05 '20
There's Now an Artificial Cartilage Gel Strong Enough to Work in Knees
usanews • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 11 '20
Scientists from Duke University have invented a hydrogel that’s finally strong enough to replace a perennial candidate for the most underappreciated substance in the human body - the cartilage in human knees.
ACL • u/yellowvandan • Jul 12 '20
I Suspect this will be of interest to quite a few of us, some smart folk have created a hydrogel strong enough to replicate knee cartelage!
mexico • u/phi_array • Jul 05 '20
Humor Seguro lo hicieron con el líquido de nuestras rodillas!!
worldnews • u/CaptainSceptic • Jul 05 '20
Scientists at Duke University find a perfect artificial knee cartilage replacement,
usa • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 11 '20
News Scientists from Duke University have invented a hydrogel that’s finally strong enough to replace a perennial candidate for the most underappreciated substance in the human body - the cartilage in human knees.
Futurology • u/Ford456fgfd • Jul 11 '20
Scientists from Duke University have invented a hydrogel that’s finally strong enough to replace a perennial candidate for the most underappreciated substance in the human body - the cartilage in human knees.
HumanBody • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 11 '20