Contact lenses that measure blood sugar
Recently, American medicine scientists have given contact lenses a new task to measure blood sugar levels for glasses.
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Recently, American medicine scientists have given contact lenses a new task to measure blood sugar levels for glasses.
As a woman, everyone wishes to have a slender, neat body and a beautiful skin, bright white, without blemishes. Besides beauty products like lotion, ...
D'Zhana Simmons, 14 years old in Miami state (USA), lived 118 days without a heart. Instead, she was fitted with an artificial blood pumping device.
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.
Many people around the world suffer from Meniere's syndrome. It is a disorder in the cochlea that causes tinnitus, dizziness, dizziness, nausea ...
The French Ministry of Health is required to publish the radiation level of mobile devices at all points of sale starting from April next year.
This device will produce pulse and stimulate the patient's nerves through a micro-electrode plate, helping patients stop grinding their teeth.
The sound is too loud from the MP3 player, which will stimulate excessive hair cells in the ear, causing temporary hearing loss.
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.
Canadian scientists have created a device that can quickly detect pesticide residues in food for a maximum of 5 minutes.
Lade has been applied in Vietnamese medicine since the 80s of the last century. However, most laser devices currently used in hospitals are imported products at very exp…
Many people often breathe into their palms to check if they are ready for a job interview, or even for a date with a 'special person'.
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…