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Exploring the Future of Neurotechnology
Neurology
@futurism follows three people with #brain-computer #interfaces in their upcoming documentary, I Am Human.
Intel Jam Session: The Future of Surgery, Imaging, and MedEd
Medical Students
In this second installment of Intel’s Jam Session, a panel of experts discuss the current trends, burgeoning innovations, and future trajectory of digital solutions for clinical practice and…
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3D-Printed Blood Vessels Help Surgeons Test-Run Their Procedures Before Operating
Video of the Week
Biomedical engineers are developing 3D-printing technologies to help surgeons better prepare for complex procedures. Researchers are working on imaging and printing techniques that can create enlarged models of…
Tiny Cameras Implanted in Brain Biopsy Needles Could Help Surgeons Minimize Bleeding
Video of the Week
A tool currently in development helps brain surgeons detect blood vessels and avoid bleeding. A fiber-optic camera housed within a biopsy needle alerts surgeons to the presence of…
Could Crab Shells Hold the Key to the World’s Plastic Problem?
Video of the Week
Plastic is piling up in places all over the world, and that’s creating serious problems for people and the planet. But researchers are developing plastic alternatives made from…
UCSD Students Prepare Dead Mosquitoes For Research on Anti-Malarial Treatments
Video of the Week
The painstaking work of students at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) could one day cure malaria. UCSD students help global treatment efforts by prepping large numbers…
Glowing Tumors: An Innovative Technique for Cancer Surgeries?
Video of the Week
A new technique makes cancerous tumors glow, which in turn makes it easier to fully remove them during surgery. Employing nanotechnology designed to administer small-molecule drugs, physician researchers…
Analyzing Genetic Changes May Help Predict Future Malignancy
Video of the Week
Certain biomarkers can help detect malignant changes in plasma cells before they develop into multiple myeloma. Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute examined two early precursors of the blood…
New Medical Scanner Can Take 3D Images of The Whole Body at Once
Video of the Week
A new medical scanner captures images of the entire body in a single scan. According to its developers, the Explorer device can shed light on the interactions between…
Researchers Develop New Compound to Attack Rare Neurological Condition
Video of the Week
Scientists have developed a promising new compound that could help treat PKAN, a rare neurodegenerative disorder for which there is currently no treatment.
Can Canines Identify Malaria-Infected Humans Before Symptom Onset?
Infectious Diseases
Specially trained dogs detected malaria by smelling the socks of sick patients—something researchers hope could eventually help control the spread of the disease.
Can an Experimental Form of Tumor Therapy Help Reverse Aging?
Video of the Week
As bodies age, skin loses its elasticity and becomes wrinkled. According to a new study, the loss over time of a protein called HAPLN1 contributes to that process—and…