Tuberculosis testing without X-ray is a new device
Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).
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Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).
In an effort to shorten the diagnostic test, Stig Morten Borch, a senior scientist at the SINTEF Health Research Center in Norway, has developed a test device (blood, ur…
In a world where robotics technology is growing rapidly, scientists want to prove it
Scientists from Australia have created a medical stethoscope fitted with a smartphone, which allows the user to self-examine. Smartphone StethoCloud, a medical team from…
A team of scientists at Penn State University has recently created an ultrasound chip capable of accurately observing cell-level objects without invasion, promising nume…
Biomedical engineers from the University of California, Davis, in the United States, said on May 26 that they have developed a new liquid microchip that helps detect lat…
This is the most comprehensive and rapid detection of H5N1 virus ever. Within a few hours, physicians can detect all strains of H5N1 avian influenza with almost 100% acc…
Researcher Michael McAlpine and his research team at Princeton University in the United States have successfully engineered and transplanted microelectronic sensors on t…
Supported by the Korean government, researchers at the Institute of Advanced Science and Technology are developing new technologies. Accordingly, simply pressing on the…
Experts say the microprocessor chip can be attached to a smartphone and detect the tumor within an hour.
A new chip, which can replace several laboratories that specialize in blood tests, confirms the disease has emerged, diagnosing the underlying disease for early treatmen…
Proteome, an Australian biotech company, said it plans to develop a new prostate cancer diagnostic tool. This new diagnostic tool will check for the occurrence of cancer…