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Bioprinting: from skin substitute to the printed human?

Dear Sir or Madam,

Did you know that in the USA, more than 113,000 people are on the waiting list for a donor organ? The hope for those people on the waiting lists is bioprinting. Because with it, it is already possible to print tissue substitutes – but also whole organs? Find out why this is not so easy and what progress research has already made in this area in the current video.

Stay healthy!

Elena Blume
Editorial team MEDICA-tradefair.com

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Topic of the Month: mHealth for asthma
Interview: With biostatistics against Covid-19
Video: Bioprinting
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Breathe a sigh of relief with Respia

Topic of the Month
Image: Asthma monitoring device is taped to the chest; Copyright: Respia
There are many different kinds of mobile devices to help people with chronic diseases. Asthma is one of those diseases, which can be monitored with wearables to improve everyday life. Especially for parents, the stress and anxiety which come with asthma-afflicted children can be reduced with a reliable solution like Respia.
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Breathe a sigh of relief with Respia
Asthma: Self-management thanks to apps and wearables
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Tissue Engineering and Bioprinting – From artificial heart valves and printed humans

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Drug research and artificial skin replacement - these are the areas in which tissue engineering and bioprinting are already used today. What else could be possible in the future? We asked Dr. Nadine Nottrodt from Fraunhofer ILT and Prof. Sabine Neuß-Stein from RWTH Aachen University Hospital!
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Tissue Engineering and Bioprinting – From artificial heart valves and printed humans
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Biostatistics: using data and models to fight Covid-19

Review of virtual.MEDICA 2020
Image: Patient in the intensive care unit; Copyright: PantherMedia/halfpoint
We are all familiar with these images from some countries: Completely full intensive care units, doctors working frantically despite being ill, being forced to decide who lives and who dies due to critical shortages of respirators. How can you forecast Covid-19 impact on healthcare systems to avoid overload? Biostatistician Professor Frank Klawonn studies this issue.
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Biostatistics: using data and models to fight Covid-19
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