In *Nature Communications*, tissue engineering is shaping the future by recreating the interface between such diverse tissues. But we are only just getting started

Bones and tendons: 3D metamaterials will be used to reconstruct ‘impossible’ joints

Research from Stanford University, published in the prestigious journal *Science*, opens up the prospect of postponing – or perhaps even avoiding – the need for a prosthesis

Osteoarthritis: cartilage can regenerate – the ‘switch’ for regrowth has been discovered

A training programme featuring bespoke exercises for at home and in the gym to improve balance and maintain wellbeing, with a focus on equipment

Pre-ski exercises: here’s what to do to protect your bones, tendons and joints

Artificial intelligence could identify cancerous lesions long before a radiologist can spot them. But we need to take a measured approach and ensure the technology is properly regulated

Breast cancer: with AI, mammograms can bring forward diagnosis by up to six years

A scientific review analysed 35 studies focusing on the recovery of competitive skiers following an anterior cruciate ligament injury,

Torn cruciate ligament: when can I start skiing again? Science explains how to get back on the slopes safely

Sometimes surgery can trigger arrhythmias, making it necessary to have a pacemaker or defibrillator fitted: what to do and how to monitor the situation

Arrhythmias and more: when and how does the ‘electrical system’ change following cardiac surgery?

Keeping smoking, alcohol consumption, excess weight and a lack of physical activity under control could prevent one in four cases of cancer

Breast cancer: risk factors change with age. Here’s what to watch out for and when

Regenerative medicine and sport: how to protect joints and tendons

Getting back to skiing after an injury: recovery starts with preparation

Breast cancer: early diagnosis saves lives and improves treatment

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This news is important because it is not merely a question of a more elegant technique or a smaller scar for aesthetic reasons, but rather a way of speeding up a patient’s recovery following a life-saving operation

Heart bypass surgery: the incision is now ‘mini’ and recovery is quicker

Innovations in minimally invasive cardiac surgery procedures

Deep learning analyses hundreds of parameters from a single drop of blood and reveals the risk of developing a disease up to 15 years before it occurs

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