Bacteria from the ocean floor help treat prostate cancer
Light-sensitive drugs made from sea-bottom bacteria will be injected into patients' blood vessels to treat prostate cancer without surgery.
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Light-sensitive drugs made from sea-bottom bacteria will be injected into patients' blood vessels to treat prostate cancer without surgery.
US scientists have just succeeded in discovering early-stage ovarian cancer through a blood test, paving the way for the technique to identify patients without needing s…
Experts of the European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) are trying to build a device that can support the implementation of simple surgeries in urgent conditions.
Donated corpses for medicine are not always available. Meanwhile, the medical community is in desperate need of them to serve human body training and anatomy.
Surgical robots, microwaves act as cooks, fire robots are modern technologies that will appear in 2025.
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
Not only is the solid robot repairing underwater works, robots, and maintenance robots, but now researchers also create a solid robot.
Millions of people around the world are undergoing annual surgery. Many of them unfortunately suffered from complications, sometimes because the surgeon made a mistake.
Professor Hosoi's metamaterial can be used to invent transformative surgical robots.
A new surgical approach can help people with poor eyesight bypass the glasses.
The tiny robots, capable of working inside the astronaut's body, could someday help with emergency surgery to save lives in space.
Scientists from the University of Nebraska, USA, and NASA have successfully developed the robotic remote control robot model, which can perform surgery in a non-gravitat…
Less Invasive Surgery is becoming increasingly popular although there are some limitations to this approach.
Smartphones and computers are becoming more and more popular, so many people use less of their hands to write than before. And the Japanese are concerned that their call…