Medical equipment for poor countries
The World Health Organization estimates that up to three quarters of medical equipment donated from the West are completely useless in the world's poorest countries.
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The World Health Organization estimates that up to three quarters of medical equipment donated from the West are completely useless in the world's poorest countries.
Recently, in the Finnish mass media, Spektikor has developed an unusual, unusual heart rate indicator.
The seemingly harmless items like ornamental plants, phones, candles ... are warned by scientists not to be placed in the bedroom, because it will interfere with your sl…
Today, not everyone has time to go to the gym or places like parks to exercise regularly. Busy with office work, housework ... and countless other reasons have made many…
In addition to the popular skin care methods such as using lotion, masks, ... beauty equipment using advanced technology seems to be quite new to many women. These state…
Young people who go to bed online, text messages ... will cause bad consequences that make their morale unstable and difficult to study.
For the first time in medical history, scientists have restored part of their vision to blind patients by implanting tiny microchips into the retina.
Nearly 30% of 1,577 establishments nationwide have violated regulations on annual report on the status of radiation safety ...
This device will produce pulse and stimulate the patient's nerves through a micro-electrode plate, helping patients stop grinding their teeth.
Scientists have successfully researched a new method of diagnosing oral cancer without having to enter the cancer organization and not cause pain.
Artificial spleen - a medical breakthrough - has just been successfully developed by British scientists.
Like home pregnancy testing devices, sperm test kits will soon be available in Europe, after being approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
Good news for millions of people with cardiac devices, they can now use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) without worrying about health effects thanks to a special cardia…
Scientists at the University of Moscow (Russia) are currently developing a medical device capable of taking blood samples and injecting nurse medicine, which is expected…
Health care technology is constantly evolving with new equipment and techniques constantly being developed and improved. Currently, doctors around the world are no stran…