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The Contribution of Flexible 3D Bone Models for Surgical Training and Planning
The development of 3D printing has significantly advanced medical education and preoperative preparation. The latest flexible 3D bone models with fracture fragments were evaluated by surgeons from various institutions to assess their contribution to medical training and preoperative planning.
How Compassion Fatigue Threatens Doctors and Other Healthcare Workers
Moral distress, compassion fatigue, and burnout—these are the effects of long-term stressors on…
Good, Bad, or Ugly? What's the Deal with Eggs?
You've probably heard that we should throw away egg yolks and eat only the whites to avoid high…
Women who changed medicine: Groundbreaking discoveries even without a Nobel Prize
Women scientists have contributed to medicine with a number of discoveries that, although they have…
Women Who Changed Medicine: 13 Nobel Prize Laureates
Between 1901 and 2024, 976 individuals—including only 65 women—and 28 organizations received the…
An Orange a Day to Keep Depression Away? The Secret Lies in the Microbiome
A recent study published in the journal Microbiome described a potentially protective role of…
Are female doctors better than male doctors? Data from observational studies give clues
A recent study published in the journal Microbiome described a potentially protective role of…
New method promises personalized diagnostics and more effective diabetes treatment
Type 2 diabetes is a heterogeneous disease, whose pathophysiology results from various disruptions…
Computer Vision and 3D Printing Can Aid in the Insertion of Intramedullary Nails for Long Bone Fractures
Intramedullary nails are one of the fundamental tools used in the fixation of long bone fractures.…
Another Point for CRISPR: Targeted Treatment Using RNA Editing
A technology with a name more reminiscent of a bag of chips than gene therapy received its first…