Voice fillers: injectable biomaterials reshape the science of vocal fold repair
A new translational review finds that today's injectable biomaterials for vocal fold augmentation restore glottic closure effectively but act mainly...
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A new translational review finds that today's injectable biomaterials for vocal fold augmentation restore glottic closure effectively but act mainly...
A review identifies crosslinking as a multidimensional design variable influencing mechanics, transport, degradation and cell interactions in preclinical biopolymer biomaterials.
A 2026 review finds that CPNE7-derived peptides can promote selected tissue-repair processes in preclinical models when engineered into collagen and...
A 2026 editorial describes preclinical and review evidence on lung scaffolds, conductive diabetic-wound hydrogels, extracellular vesicles and liver-targeted nanoparticles while...
Brazilian researchers have created fluorescent films from lemon waste-derived carbon dots embedded in polyvinyl alcohol that can monitor wound healing...
The appeal of hydrogels in regenerative medicine begins with a deceptively simple physical observation: soft tissues of the human body...
Researchers report the first evidence that the mechanical and adhesive properties of spider silk have measurably diversified among closely related...
A new review proposes an intelligence-enabled framework that unites smart inhalable biomaterials, machine-learning-driven formulation design, lung-on-chip validation, and patient-specific pulmonary...
A new review maps how asymmetric Janus biomaterials integrate barrier, antimicrobial, and regenerative functions to drive next-generation tissue repair.
Medical implants are no longer passive pieces of hardware. A titanium screw or an artificial hip must do far more...
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