Researchers at Princeton University have developed a new cement that is lighter, resists cracking, and absorbs damage more effectively than traditional cement. According to the researchers, it is ...

They also combine bone cement with soft gels filled with living cells to create strong, custom implants. Their goal is to ...

Unlike older methods that used bone cement to secure implants, cementless implants are designed to help preserve the bone, making surgeries quicker and less invasive.