Successfully attached micro sensor to heart tissue
Japanese scientists have now successfully developed a micro-heart rate sensor that can be attached directly to heart tissue, helping to monitor and control cardiovascula…
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Japanese scientists have now successfully developed a micro-heart rate sensor that can be attached directly to heart tissue, helping to monitor and control cardiovascula…
Recently, scientists from Cambridge University, England have successfully developed ultra-small electronic nose can detect early diseases such as cancer, tuberculosis ...
Through a micro-genetic study in women, a group of scientists found the gene segments involved in puberty in women and their relevance to some diseases.
For the first time, long-term exposure under the influence of micro-gravity on Earth's orbit is proven to make astronauts more likely to have a heart attack.
Perm city scientists in Russia, together with US colleagues, invented an alternative to conventional syringes.
After a heart attack occurs, inflammatory cells known as monocytes will invade damaged tissue.
For a long time, touch has always played an important role in developing robots as well as improving the quality of fake limbs used for people with disabilities.
The painful vaccination is about to become obsolete thanks to the introduction of a new vaccination method: a painless
A new type of female condom, which helps prevent pregnancy and prevents sexual diseases by dissolving in the body recently has been successfully developed by American re…
Discovery magazine reported that researchers working at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (USA) discovered the brains of some women who had conceived a son containi…
LiveScience reported that the analysis of shark fin components in Florida waters has found high levels of BMAA, a neurotoxin that can cause Alzheimer's and Lou Gehrig's…
People have implanted microelectrodes in the patient's brain to regulate and alleviate symptoms of neuropathy (eg Parkinson's disease). But if put into microelectrodes .…
The Georgia Institute of Technology at Emory University in collaboration with the nonprofit organization PATH (USA) is working on making a tape that can be vaccinated ...
Scientists have shown that those who maintain a low-calorie diet not only maintain their 'standard' weight but also strengthen the body's immune system.
This device will produce pulse and stimulate the patient's nerves through a micro-electrode plate, helping patients stop grinding their teeth.