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British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
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British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
US scientists have just created a new blood test paper to help identify blood types that are only a few thousand dollars.
Breakthrough Awards (Breakthrough Awards) voted annually by Popular Mechanics magazine of America. Here are 10 world-changing inventions 2008
Time magazine (USA) has just released the list of 2007's best inventions. It is not surprising that the music player - iPhone integrated mobile phone is the champion.
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Researchers from IBM in Switzerland have announced new computers inspired by human brains and powered by what they call
Diabetic patients are monitored by Truetrack application software about diet controlling blood sugar.
Hitachi has just exhibited for the first time personal identification technology based on intravenous hand or finger vein scanning during the recent WSIS Information Sum…
Recently, a Facebook user shared about catching patients and their family members using an application that measures blood pressure and heart rate with cameras and finge…
Thuy Phong scientists develop new X-ray imaging techniques to capture the detailed characteristics of mummies at the cellular level.
The system includes blood-guided robots, sample processing modules and blood analyzers that provide highly accurate and fast results, according to RT.
According to the Korea Herald, the BBB startup has built a device to help blood test and detect cancer signs.
It is difficult to detect cancer cells - only one in a billion blood cells is cancer. So how do you isolate and predict the earliest cancer to cure?
With the conventional cotton candy machine, researchers at Vanderbilt University used a polymer instead of sugar to create thin strands.
The Ministry of Defense wants the army to have supernatural powers, telepathy and immunity from pain.