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University of New Hampshire researchers have developed a hydrogel that can be made into a contact lens as a way to treat corneal melting. Corneal melting is a serious eye disease that can cause blindness. […]
Researchers at VTT Technical Research Center of Finland, in collaboration with nine other project partners, have developed a cancer screening device that can provide an early diagnosis of gastic cancer from a patient’s breath. The […]
A group of scientists at the University of Malaga, in Spain, have developed a smart mechanized cane that can monitor a patient’s rehabilitation process without any impact on the patient. Using two pressure sensors in […]
As one of the deadliest forms of skin cancer, early detection is critical in fighting melanoma. In an attempt to help clinicians correctly diagnose melanoma, researchers at the University of British Columbia, in Canada, have […]
A team of researchers at Northwestern University have developed a pair of flexible, wireless body sensors to monitor babies in hospital neonatal intensive care units (NICU). The wireless sensors not only provide more accurate and […]
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have developed a disposable, wearable respiratory monitor that provides continuous readings of a patient’s respiratory health. The respiratory monitor was designed to help children suffering from asthma, cystic […]
A group of researchers at Vienna University of Technology have developed a new drive system for wheelchairs, offering an ergonomic alternative to traditional wheelchair designs. In the new design, the wheelchair moves via hand gears […]
Researchers at MIT have designed a smart pill that, once it reaches the stomach, swells to the size of a ping-pong allowing it to stay in the stomach for up to a month. During that […]
A new medical device developed by researchers at Duke University has recently been designated a “Breakthrough Device” by the FDA. The Tumor Monorail mimics the physical properties of the brain’s white matter to lure tumor […]
Researchers at MIT University have developed a pill that can painlessly deliver insulin directly to a patient’s stomach. The drug capsule, which is about the size of blueberry, contains a tiny needle comprised of compressed […]