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Bacteria or germs are a factor that makes many of us afraid to go to the hospital. It really is a problem for employees, patients and their relatives
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Bacteria or germs are a factor that makes many of us afraid to go to the hospital. It really is a problem for employees, patients and their relatives
Current technological advancements have helped recreate the video through human thinking or thinking to control a car. And most recently, research has helped convert bra…
The Woffgang Rangger, an Austrian patient with a leg amputated with a prosthetic device, sends the frequency to the brain every time he walks, making him feel real.
For the first time in medical history, McMaster University scientists can use adult blood cells and convert it into neurons (both central and peripheral).
In the manufacturing plant on the southern edge of Miami, Florida, the engineers are researching and modeling pregnant women, an important medical tool.
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…
Organ transplant is a marvelous achievement of medicine, helping many patients escape the death sentence. New achievements of science and technology continue to help thi…
For the first time in medical history, doctors at Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital (South Africa) have announced successful penile implants.
Australian scientists have unveiled a new handheld device that utilizes near-infrared radiation technology to help identify patients' veins easily.
In the past, the period of testing - diagnosis in the treatment of diseases always requires high accuracy so it often takes a long time.
Intel has officially partnered with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to create wearable devices that monitor the health status of Parkinson's patients.
A new surgical approach can help people with poor eyesight bypass the glasses.
Three British women underwent a new, revolutionary surgery, in which they were fitted with a 'breast enhancer' under their skin to resist the sagging of the first round.
The tiny robots, capable of working inside the astronaut's body, could someday help with emergency surgery to save lives in space.
It is much simpler when anyone after being instructed can take a picture of his or her own eye and send it to the therapists who will diagnose and save them in electroni…