Technology
Diagnosing Obstructive Sleep Apnea from Home with NIH-Backed Device: A Revolution in Sleep Medicine
Sleep is undeniably fundamental to human health. Yet, for millions worldwide, it remains elusive due to a menacing condition: Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Of the staggering 24 million afflicted …
Antibiotic-Resistant Acne: Nanoparticles – A Potential Game-Changer
Within the expansive field of dermatological research, innovations often come from the most intricate of sources. As acne continues to challenge modern medicine, nanoparticles emerge from the shadows, promising …
Cultured Meat Pioneer Aleph Farms Eyes Swiss Market, Aims for Regulatory Approval by 2023
Cultured meat won’t reach Swiss plates until 2023, provided Aleph Farms’ application for approval from the Swiss health authorities is accepted. This is the Israeli manufacturer’s first attempt to …
Bionics Breakthrough: How Rewired Nerves and AI Are Giving Amputees a Helping Hand
The field of prosthetics has a massive problem. Usually, prosthetics are used when people lose a limb or a body part. The problem is that quite a number of …
Full-Body Scans: A Deeper Look into the Pros and Cons
Full-body scanning utilizes computed tomography (CT) scans, which generate cross-sectional body images from chin to hip. It employs X-rays to create “slices” resembling bread slices, revealing intricate details of …
AI in Healthcare: The AMA’s Plan to Tackle Misinformation and Patient Safety
AI in healthcare Applications of Artificial intelligence in healthcare have been explored in medical and computer science research for some time now. Much has been written about its potential …
Innovative Microfluidic Technique Paves the Way for Rapid and Cost-Effective 3D Tissue Printing
A new study demonstrates the role of a new method in delivering microfluidic platforms for 3D printing quickly and cheaply. Scientists from the University of Huddersfield published their research …
Microbots: A New Approach to Drug Delivery and Potential Treatment for Difficult-to-Reach Diseases
Medical micro-robotics is a new discipline that seeks to use miniature sensors and actuators to perform non-invasive diagnosis and treatment inside the human body. The University of Colorado Boulder’s …