Ion nozzles help kill bacteria effectively
Scientists have successfully studied ion nozzles used to treat wounds and protect the skin can effectively kill bacteria without feeling pain for patients.
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Scientists have successfully studied ion nozzles used to treat wounds and protect the skin can effectively kill bacteria without feeling pain for patients.
Concerns about athletes' surgery to repair ligament injuries are reduced with the new invention of biodegradable screw.
Scientists at the Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have invented a small dialysis machine that can be worn by a person who h…
Since the beginning of the year, there have been 182,490 women with breast cancer worldwide. This number is more than lung cancer, colon cancer and throat cancer. Howeve…
An advanced micro-pump helps to transfer a very small amount of solution - like medicine - a precise and flexible. Flexible compounds and electrical control mechanisms e…
US scientists are developing a type of sensor that is smaller than rice grain, has a very high sensitivity, can be widely used in medicine and military.
Two American scientists Andrew Z. Fire and American American Craig C. Mello won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their work on discovering how to neutralize the effe…
Hundreds of tons of waste is burned down neatly by this machine without even letting out any smoke. It can also filter the oppressive, oppressive atmosphere in crowded m…
Do you like video games? And also want to solve problems for science? A new game, called Foldit, transforms protein folding into a competitive sport. The opening level t…
To avoid the misuse of drugs, especially in the hospital, Jesus Caban of the US National Institutes of Health and colleagues developed a software that allows distinguish…
According to a reporter in Japan, Tokyo University will partner with Fujitsu and Stockholm University, Sweden, to effectively develop new drugs by using supercomputers.…
Security firm Sophos has officially apologized to users for making a mistake in issuing an update to the Inqtana-B virus identification information that attacks Mac OS X…
Donated corpses for medicine are not always available. Meanwhile, the medical community is in desperate need of them to serve human body training and anatomy.
New batteries with long operating times promise many benefits for space science and medicine.
This study, published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, is a big step in creating prosthetic limbs with full ability to function as a true genus.