An agent-based simulation suggests that osteocytes embedded in newly formed bone can retain youthful responsiveness to mechanical loading even in prematurely ageing mice.

An architected polymer framework, bioactive glass and a soft hydrogel formed a composite that increased vascularized bone ...

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A new case series published in the Journal of Oral Implantology examines techniques for preventing and managing dental ...

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Research reveals a link between osteocalcin and insulin resistance in obese children, suggesting early metabolic changes ...