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A group of Australian industrial shaping scientists has successfully developed the first electronic eye in the world, the device can help thousands of blind people in th…
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A group of Australian industrial shaping scientists has successfully developed the first electronic eye in the world, the device can help thousands of blind people in th…
Early detection and treatment of leprosy is important, especially before it infects others and causes serious damage to the patient's body.
According to a recent study from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Science Institute in New York City, using a tablet or smartphone before going to bed can cause sleep disturba…
Australian researchers have said that developing technology could support some eyesight for many of the 45,000 blind people in the country of kangaroos.
For a long time, touch has always played an important role in developing robots as well as improving the quality of fake limbs used for people with disabilities.
The results of the latest study by scientists at Loughborough University in the UK said that working regularly with e-mail will cause frequent stress, which increases th…
The function of the spleen is to filter the blood. However, when we are seriously ill or injured, the spleen sometimes is not strong enough to remove toxins from the blo…
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University (USA) have found a new type of portable device that can help detect strokes based on eye movements.
The Russian Federal Security Department has spent 45 million rubles to buy a
US-based Boston Scientific has just published a study that showed that a device implanted in a man named Watchman helped prevent stroke.
The positive test results on the electronic implantation of the retina for the blind were published by Retina Implant AG (Germany) in the medical journal of British Proc…
German and French scientists say an electrical device implanted in the brain improves the quality of life of Parkinson's patients, according to the Daily Mail.
He recently approved a device that can save thousands of people from the risk of stroke by detecting abnormal heart rhythms early, according to Express.
Functional deaf patients can restore normal hearing with new implants to replace the middle ear.
While waiting for a heart transplant, a man in California (USA) still walks normally with an artificial heart in his chest.