NOVARA, Italy and ASKIM, Norway, Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Italy's Novamont, a world leader in the development and production of biochemicals and compostable bioplastics, announced today it has ...

There was an announcement that he succeeded in raising the fetus of the sheep using the artificial uterus like a huge zip rock. This technology is said to be intended for use in human fetuses. The ...

A unique womb-like device could reduce mortality and disability for extremely premature babies .. Courtesy Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Today, when a baby is born prematurely, doctors typically ...

A variety of fresh food products are sold wrapped in polyethylene plastic wrap, which is good for helping keep the food fresh, but ultimately bad for the environment. In an effort to cut down on ...

A new development in medical technology has allowed doctors to grow a premature lamb in an external womb called a “Biobag” and it is even more exciting than previous external womb methods for its ...

An artificial womb that could someday sustain extremely prematurely born infants has managed to keep baby sheep alive for four weeks. The womb, called a “biobag,” is a plastic bag filled with fluid to ...

Pediatric researchers in Philadelphia have developed a system mimicking the environment in a mother’s womb that could provide new hope for survival and illness prevention in premature babies. The ...

Researchers at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia developed a plastic bags that keeps a lamb fetus, born anytime before 28 weeks even as early as 22 or 23 weeks, to continuously grow and develop.

The operation creates the most vertically integrated group in the bioplastics industry and allows the Italian B-Corp to further expand into Northern/Eastern Europe, North America and Australia Italy’s ...