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Saba Choudhary

Saba Choudhary is a PhD student contributor to Physics World and a PhD research fellow working in tissue engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. She currently works in collaboration with Hackensack University Medical Center to develop an ex vivo bone metastasis model.

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Smart self-setting material improves bone implants

A novel piezoelectric bone cement could enhance healing of orthopaedic defects

3D bone-on-a-chip sheds light on bone metastasis

A microfluidic 3D bone-on-a-chip helps better understand the mechanisms of breast cancer metastasis to bone

Liver cancer organoids could enhance drug development

"Tumouroid" platforms advance liver cancer research and treatment

Liquid biopsies can advance cancer treatment

Liquid biopsies can advance cancer treatment. A liquid biopsy simply involves using a patient's blood from a routine blood draw procedure to diagnose cancer. ... In this study, patients' ctDNA harboured three mutations, on average

WNT proteins heal dying bone

The scientists induced osteonecrosis in the long bones of mice, using cryoablation for 60 s to kill the bone area by freezing it. Once the osteonecrotic lesions were induced in the femur or tibia of the mouse, the "kill zone" remained dead and unable to heal from the induced osteonecrosis

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