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Implantable medical devices often have batteries that need to be replaced or recharged somehow. There is a new type of oxygen battery that could eliminate the need for i…
In 1985, IGR moved to a new facility, leaving some medical equipment, including a box made of lead and steel, containing one capsule of cesium chloride, purchased and us…
Under the new method, the drug will still be injected into the body, but with a tiny needle and without causing any pain.
One of the real problems with harmful bacteria is that we cannot see them with the naked eye.
Scientists in the UK have invented USB that can accurately and quickly measure HIV virus levels in patients' blood.
If you don't have a medical device, you can use hard cardboard to break the broken bone. Instead of disinfecting solution, you can wash the wound with clean water.
It sounds like the plot of a modern horror action movie, but security experts claim that many implanted medical devices can be attacked through the network, even causing…
Subcutaneous implantable medical devices are vulnerable to remote control by bad guys to jeopardize the life of patients, new studies have said. Security experts tried t…
With the invention of an automatic first aid kit, Taylor Rosenthal becomes the youngest person to be accepted to the tech event TechCrunch Disrupt in Brooklyn.
Dr. Mark Gasson, of the University of Reading (UK), was the first to discover that computer viruses infect medical chips, undermining the health of patients ...
Bettinger and his team at Carnegie Mellon University have taken a big step forward. They developed a battery made of melanin, a type of natural pigment in the skin, hair…
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
When used, these absorbent tablets will expand 10 times larger and block the wound, preventing haemorrhage in less than 20 seconds.
Researchers in California say they are working on a form of medical device that could help detect early biological threats such as anthrax or food poisoning.
At the International Exhibition of Imaging Technology in Health, Toshiba of Japan took special notice when introducing the CT scanner for the fastest, most clear and mos…