3D printing and prosthetics The image below, for instance, might seem a result of artificial intelligence's well-modeled work, and in fact, it is true. However, the scientists from 3DBio Therapeutics
are bound to prove their "creative" abilities too. In 2022 they already performed an operation to replace the ear of a young girl who had microtia with an ear created with 3d printer within only 10 minutes! Trendy self-diagnosis Is it worth taking one more selfie if it may well justify whether you are in jeopardy? It is Washington's University that gives a definite answer. Their smartphone app recognises pancreatic cancer, one of the symptoms of which are yellow whites of the eyes. This symptom, however, shows up on late-stage of cancer, which postpones treatment. The app, though, detects the smallest manifestation of yellowness, irrespective of the stage the person is on. Drones come to the rescue Medical delivery drones are being planned to be released in the near future. Not only will