We know it's cliche to say something sounds like science fiction, but this is seriously one of the more far out there concepts we've ever heard. Researchers from UT Arlington and Northwestern ...

The $75 million, five-year AFIRM II consortium, led by Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, focuses on improved technologies to treat soldiers injured on the battlefield and to advance ...

SAN ANTONIO — Doctors are developing a mask of real skin that they can surgically implant onto a wounded soldier's face. Forty percent of injured service members are coming home with facial wounds, ...

MUNDELEIN, Ill. — Following last week's news that the influenza season has gotten off to an early start, Medline issued a release recommending the company's BioMask facemask as adequate protection ...

One consequence of modern battlefield technology is the increased survival rate of troops seriously injured in combat. Another is that an estimated 85 of the wounds suffered by in modern battles ...

FDA grants new classification for revolutionary technology, heralding a new era of pandemic protection and infection control RURAL HALL, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Filligent Limited has received ...

Within five years, soldiers who suffer facial burns could have their faces regrown by wearing intelligent biomechanical masks, according to research out of the University of Texas at Arlington. Eileen ...

Filligent has received 510k approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its BioFriend BioMask (series A), which is an anti-viral surgical facemask, according to a company news release. The ...

Engineers and researchers at the University of Texas, Arlington in collaboration with military medical institutions aim to develop a mask that would use mechanical, electrical and biological ...

FDA grants new classification for revolutionary technology, heralding a new era of pandemic protection and infection control RURAL HALL, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Filligent Limited has received ...