[Netherrealmer]

China just invented something that will change the lives of people with injuries and that is called the bone glue. The bone glue is literally a glue that connects broken bones and it heals very fast. Usually, if you have broken bones, they will put a metallic brace to reattach your bone and then you will have surgery again to remove the metallic brace. But thanks to bone glue, no more need for metallic braces. You will just have one surgery and that is opening the part where there's injury and glue the bone together and you will recover in few days. I wonder if this can fix the career-ending injury of athletes.

[germainebull]

This “bone glue” technology is amazing and very promising! If it can truly unite bones quickly without the use of metal, then it could change the lives of many injured people, especially athletes.

Orthopedic surgery is usually accompanied by pain and a long recovery time. But with this special glue, recovery could be faster and safer, without the need for a second surgery to remove the metal.

If the glue shows long-term success, then injured athletes could return to the field sooner. This is a major step forward in treatment and new hope for many!

[Netherrealmer]

It can basically make recovery faster

[germainebull]

It can basically make recovery faster

Indeed, “bone glue” technology is a major advance in orthopedics. Instead of using nails or screws, this glue helps to connect bones more quickly and precisely, thus speeding up healing.

For patients, this means less pain and shorter hospital stays. It also opens the door to less invasive treatments, which helps them get back to their normal lives faster.

[Kchris]

I bet most of the Western world is not happy about this medical breakthrough by China. The development goes counter to the concept of US hegemony, for example.

[germainebull]

I bet most of the Western world is not happy about this medical breakthrough by China. The development goes counter to the concept of US hegemony, for example.

Has Trump gotten wind of this scientific milestone? I am anticipating new sanctions against China. White supremacists need appeasing.

[kat82]

China just invented something that will change the lives of people with injuries and that is called the bone glue. The bone glue is literally a glue that connects broken bones and it heals very fast. Usually, if you have broken bones, they will put a metallic brace to reattach your bone and then you will have surgery again to remove the metallic brace. But thanks to bone glue, no more need for metallic braces. You will just have one surgery and that is opening the part where there's injury and glue the bone together and you will recover in few days. I wonder if this can fix the career-ending injury of athletes.

If bone glue indeed works as described, ten it could completely change recovery for accident involved victims and athletes who get injured during games. Faster healing and fewer surgeries would be a huge breakthrough in medicine and sports recovery.

[Angie10]

Wow, China does it again... very cool I do believe this could save the careers of many athletes. China never ceases to amaze me, always ahead of the curve!

[Netherrealmer]

metallic braces that they do during surgeries of people with injuries i heard that they're very painful and uncomfortable and this bone glue can finally make it optional no more brace on the legs

[germainebull]

Bone Glue
by Netherrealmer » 16 Oct 2025, 05:54

metallic braces that they do during surgeries of people with injuries i heard that they're very painful and uncomfortable and this bone glue can finally make it optional no more brace on the legs

The development of treatment begins when a person rejects the pain of the past. Metal braces have become a common solution for bone injuries, but they are not easy to endure. The pain and discomfort they cause interfere with daily life.

Bone glue is a promising new technology. Instead of metal, a special glue joins bones together safely and quickly. This can reduce recovery time and eliminate the need for heavy braces.

[Kchris]

Wow, China does it again... very cool I do believe this could save the careers of many athletes. China never ceas es to amaze me, always ahead of the curve!

True progress happens when we avoid pointless politicking.

[germainebull]

It is true that China often comes up with interesting things, especially in technology and sports. If they have introduced something that can help athletes develop their careers, then that is a great contribution. They have been making rapid progress and are often ahead of others.

Supporting athletes is very important because many lose their focus after challenges or injuries. If there is a new system to help them return to their peak, then it is a good step. This shows that real progress happens when people focus on solutions instead of unproductive politics.

[Netherrealmer]

I wonder if this bone glue can help racehorses. When a racehorse gets a leg injury, most of the time, the only choice of the horse racing association is to euthanize the horse. I wonder if bone glue can save the horse's life and cure their injury instead of them being euthanized.

[arunima]

Well, that would be a revolutionary thing..and can help many people with injuries. That's some really good use of technology for human race..I remember my elder daughter going through two surgeries to fix her broken arm using metal braces and then another one to take it put. This would be so much easier and convenient

[germainebull]

It's true — "bone glue" technology is a major revolution in orthopedics. It's called Bone-02 and was developed by Chinese scientists, with the ability to connect broken bones in just three minutes. Instead of using metal or complicated surgery, this glue goes directly into the bone and connects the bones with high strength and safety.

What's even better is that Bone-02 dissolves in the body over time, so there's no need for a second surgery to remove the devices like your daughter had. More than 150 patients have already been tested and the results are very encouraging