The Rapid Tests, “A Fast-Paced Industry”
MedicalExpo came back on one of the biggest trends in the laboratory sector: the increasing use of rapid diagnostic tests […]
Innovating for Chinese Diabetics
With 127 million diabetic adults in China alone—almost a quarter of the global diabetic population—the country’s experience with the diabetes
CRISPR-Cas9, A Troubling Genetic Revolution
The revolutionary genome editing method, CRISPR-Cas9, broadens horizons immeasurably in the health field. Recently discovered, it makes it possible to
Meet Clarius, Pocket-Sized Wireless Scanner
Clarius Mobile Health hopes to launch its new wireless ultrasound scanner by late 2016, assuming it receives the FDA’s 510(k)
The Increasing Importance of Disaster Medicine
Disaster medicine has grown in importance as terrorism, humanitarian aid and climate disasters have proliferated around the world. Efforts are
Using Watson’s Massive Databases to Fight Cancer
What if we could use the extensive knowledge of the most famous artificial intelligence computing system to fight cancer? That’s
A History of Dental Extractors
Little is known about the history of dental extractors. These devices, also known as elevators or forceps, are often featured
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An Ingenious Cooling Device to Safely Transport Vaccines
One of the winners of this year’s James Dyson Award is the ISOBAR, designed by a 22-year-old British student of
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Augmented Reality to Teach Anatomy
Medical students of the future may spend less time doing autopsies to learn anatomy and more time in augmented reality.
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Virtual Reality to Fight Severe Paranoia
An Oxford University study is using virtual reality headsets to treat patients with severe paranoia. Recently published in The British