Scientists at Chalmer’s University of Technology and the Sahlgrenska Academy in Sweden managed to implement 3D-printed human cartilage in mice. Using ...
Artificial lung to help patients waiting for organ donation
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh built an artificial lung that is compact enough to increase relief and mobility for patients with lung failures ...
New kind of prosthetic legs allow swimming
Prosthetic legs have helped amputees walk for a while, but now Northwell Health is introducing a model that allows the customer to swim as well. The ...
Robots to fight Cancer
With cancer being one of the deadliest disease known to the socitey, robots may become the latest weapons in the fight against cancer using invasive attack ...
Bringing Vision to Millions
An artificial retinal implant have been developed by scientists that can restore lost vision in rats and are soon planning to do a trial on humans soon and ...
Wearable Robots for Surgery
In order to provide tools for a minimally invasive surgery, a team of researchers are developing wearable robotic tools which will be worn on the the ...
Telehealth increases overall healthcare expenses
A new study by researchers at RAND analyzed whether consumers utilizing telehealth, a service that provides the advice of physicians via telephone, were ...
WHO – Pollution kills 1.7 million children in a year
The World Health Organization (WHO) in its recent report “Inheriting a sustainable world: Atlas on children’s health and the environment” ...
Shoes with a Brain
India based Ducere Technologies’ product Lechal Shoes are the latest smart shoes in the market which sync over Bluetooth to an app that pulls the ...
Smartphone-based memory support for Alzheimer patients
Although Dr. El Haj, assistant professor at University of Lille, so far only conducted a case study, the findings suggest that smartphone applications, ...
