Micro robot takes an object that you swallow
According to MIT News, the boy Emmett Rauch, one year old, vomited blood because he swallowed a round battery of the watch. The doctor must have emergency surgery to rem…
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According to MIT News, the boy Emmett Rauch, one year old, vomited blood because he swallowed a round battery of the watch. The doctor must have emergency surgery to rem…
According to Indiegogo, this type of analgesic device is designed like a protective band for sports use and has an attached electrode.
The device uses silicon as a cover that the two ends of the breathing tube plug into the nostrils to create the same pressure as traditional ventilators.
In a new study published in the journal Lab on a Chip, a team of experts from the University of Toronto (Canada) tested the device on small wounds in pigs and mice.
Alexandra Ceranek, 48 years old in Germany, shared that she was lucky to escape a sexual assault thanks to her shorts with alarm bells. The two attackers she ran away wh…
Dermaclip in the US has just launched a medical patch that helps open the wound open quickly and safely without the usual stitches.
In fact, there have been a number of ways to support solving infertility problems, such as artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization.
This device helps detect early infectious diseases such as malaria, has the ability to save millions of lives and minimize the impact of disease in areas prone to infect…
Green light emitted from the phone screen and electronic devices in general has been shown to disturb the sleep cycle.
MegaVac Mechanical Thrombectomy device can handle blood clots and plaques of different sizes.
Heatstroke, heatstroke is a common phenomenon in the summer, especially during the hot and sunny days ...
Hospitals are investing in digital devices, designs and technologies that promise a new era for surgery.
Washington State University scientists have successfully developed a lab model on smartphones.
Made of organic gold and ink, they are expected to restore vision back to normal.
According to Dr. Spengane, although no HIV virus has been found on devices that are delivered to the laboratory, it is theoretically possible to transmit HIV through thi…