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Non-thermal atmospheric plasma enhances bone fracture healing

21 Dec 2021 Abayomi Opadele 
Helium microplasma jet device
Room-temperature plasma: The pencil-type helium microplasma jet device used to irradiate biological targets. (Courtesy: Osaka City University)
Bone fracture or loss, caused by trauma, surgery or disease, is a serious medical problem. After bon

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Abayomi Opadele is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. Abayomi worked in cancer research at Hokkaido University, with a focus on vesicular trafficking to optimize the efficacy of radiation therapy. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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