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Sensors help determine the amount of medicine deep in the water
A Brazilian multidisciplinary research group has recently developed a biological sensor that helps measure pesticide content in food, water and soil.
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Device for examining baby liver function with stamp
Tuberculosis treatment with rifampicin and pyrazinamide can damage the liver, especially in people with both hepatitis B and C, which are very common in Asia. Similarly,…
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The hat is anti-hair loss when chemotherapy
Doctors at Bupa Cromwell Hospital, England, have revolutionized medicine by inventing a hat that can help 80% of cancer patients retain their hair during chemotherapy.
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Robot revolution in the field of medicine
In a world where robotics technology is growing rapidly, scientists want to prove it
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3D printers help patients print their own medications at home
Not only can you create a guitar or delicious chocolate pieces, the three-dimensional printer is out of the simplest form to create useful products. Thanks to researcher…
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Production of advanced integrated camera pills
Norwegian researchers are aiming to manufacture tablets that incorporate advanced camcorders (which can transmit video directly from the inside of the bowel).
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New method to detect prostate cancer
Scientists at the University of Michigan School of Medicine have announced a new urine test that can help detect prostate cancer, thereby choosing better therapies.
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Breakthrough in imaging the birth process
German scientists have made a breakthrough in medicine when imaging nuclear magnetic resonance imaging.
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Began the era of medical penetration robot
At the end of October 2010, the first surgery performed entirely by robots took place in Canada. The beginning of an era of medical dominance.
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Chip helps the paraplegic
British scientists have developed a chip that can help people with paralysis of their legs to move their stiff leg muscles.
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Phone battery will be small with salt particles
The lithium batteries that we see in cell phones and laptops can be shrunk with salt in the future.
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Breakthrough in heart surgery with scorpion poison
A toxin in the scorpion's venom may help boost the success rate of surgery.
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Memory recovery by electric shock
Scientists say electric shocks can restore memory to patients. Accordingly, transmitting a small amount of energy to the brain can help restore memory 11%.
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Intelligent surgical instruments
In tumor surgeries, the complete removal of tumors as well as the avoidance of the effects on healthy cells is critical, determining the survival of the patient.
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Anti-fall protection device for the driver
Car drivers often tire of long journeys, especially at night, leading to fatal accidents.