The First artificial kidney Inventor Shubh Roy

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 Bangladeshi scientist Shubh Roy has created the world's first artificial kidney.  This is one of the outstanding achievements in medicine.  Shubh Roy, an associate professor at the University of California, started making artificial kidneys with his colleagues 10 years ago.  In September of this year, the team at the University of California announced that they had succeeded in creating an artificial kidney and replacing it with another animal's body.  Shubh Roy thinks that in the next five years, it will be possible to transplant it into human beings after testing it by transplanting it to different animals more widely.
 Every year, 16 million people in Bangladesh are affected by kidney disease in one way or another.  Of these, about 40,000 patients have complete kidney failure each year, of which about 30,000 die.  Both kidney transplantation and dialysis are extremely expensive for patients with kidney failure.  Again, dialysis works only 13 percent of the original kidney.  Kidney transplantation is the best treatment for complex kidney disease.  However, the biggest problem with kidney transplantation is the lack of donors.

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 Scientist Shubh Roy's village home is in Chittagong.  Shubh Roy is a Micro Electro Mechanical Systems Technology Developing Specialist.  Earlier, he received the Top Hundred Innovator 2003 award from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.