Surgery

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Scientists say the glue could even be injected into the body to treat deeper injuries.

Now 8 years old, Zion Harvey is even able to swing a bat.

U.S. scientists say stretchable electronic fabric could help robots become more human, and humans more robotic.

Surgeons used CT scans and life-like modeling to plan a complicated surgical separation of two infants fused at the chests.

The American 14-time major tournament winner will be out the game for six months.

Paxton's long career includes roles in 'Apollo 13,' 'Titanic' and 'Edge of Tomorrow.'

Manning attempted suicide in July and had been on hunger strike since Friday.

Drugs and iPads both worked well at soothing nerves, but parents of kids playing with iPads were less anxious than those given sedatives.

Some hospitals are installing video cameras in operating rooms to improve staff performance and protect patients under the knife.

The Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot successfully completed open bowel surgery on its pig patients

Medtronic's device is small enough to be delivered through a catheter and implanted directly into the heart.

A relatively harmless organism that commonly lives in a woman's reproductive tract thwarted the success of the experimental procedure performed at the Cleveland Clinic.

The singer learned from her doctors that she "must have surgery soon."

A group of experts say the agency's stance on limiting the use of power morcellators forces women to undergo more invasive and risky procedures.

Making red blood cells from scratch, locating aging genes and "designer" cells help cure leukemia.

The firefighter's face was burned off during a home rescue.

Noah had the surgery early Wednesday, and the procedure went well, Comedy Central said.

The device has the potential to improve the accuracy of biopsies and reduce errors when operating on the small blood vessels of children.

21-year-old man first patient to successfully adapt to the donor organ after nine-hour operation.

'Ethical quagmire' arises from controversial procedure and neuroscientists are doubtful about the possibility of spinal cord fusion.

The first obesity "electroceuticals" have been approved, and will trick the brain into thinking the gut is full.

A 36-year-old Swedish woman was able to conceive and give birth after being born without a uterus