A South Korean biotech company is now the first and only one in the world to produce a bio-3D-printed windpipe that was successfully transplanted into a human body, according to the Good News Network.

It's a big day in the consumer media, abuzz with the news that doctors linkurl:engineered a windpipe;http://www.the-scientist.com/article/daily/53878/ for a 30-year ...

It travels down the trachea – or windpipe – into one of two bronchi and into bronchioles before entering one of millions of alveoli, where gaseous exchange takes place. When we breathe out ...

Victoria Jackson, who as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" 1986 to 1992, revealed on social media that she has been ...

Warren has had a few complications but is recovering well, according to the NYT. The scaffold and bioreactor in which the synthetic trachea was cultured with stem cells taken from bone marrow was ...