A new study conducted at the University of Plymouth has reported that the opinions and decisions of young children are more significantly influenced by robots even if they are incorrect when compared to adults. This study was published in the journal Science Robotics.
With the advent of video laryngoscopes, much of how intubations are done has changed. Medical personnel are now able to get a better view of airway structures thanks to the help of videolaryngoscopy.
3D printing is seeing constant advances in various fields, including the world of medicine.
A new wearable designed by researchers from Rutgers University-New Brunswick assert that it can detect blood cell counts and particles in the air.
Axiostat, the first US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) approved wound dressing product from India is a user-friendly, compact pack of 8X8 centimeters which ceases unrestrained bleeding from wounds. When applied on a wound, the patch acts on the blood and forms a clot in a minute and turns into a very sticky adhesive patch.
Biophysicists at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB) have used an infrared sensor to discover which active agents influence the structure of proteins rapidly and easily and calculate the amount of time the change persists.
Cone beam imaging, a new stroke imaging technology was showcased at the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery’s (SNIS) 15th Annual Meeting in a presented study which aims at preventing nearly an hour of delay in patient care, providing them with the prospect of complete recovery.
A Spanish research team who gained fame for introducing the MRI-based formula that grades the activity of luminal Crohn’s disease in 2011, recently developed and tested a fresh, easier adaptation of their MRI score that leads to a swifter assessment.
ElectroCore, famous for bioelectronic medicines, is associating with UpScriptHealth to deliver its gammaCore treatment via direct-to-patient telemedicine program. This non-invasive stimulation therapy of vagus nerve is used to treat migraines and episodic cluster headaches among the adults.
$1.5 million was raised in a seed investment round to support the development of its futuristic automated external defibrillators by Hearthero, a medtech startup.
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