Technology

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Diamond sensor could be cancer 'game-changer'
The new device uses the "unique properties of diamonds to diagnose metastasised breast cancer". Read More.
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The future of wearable wellness tech: 5 wild predictions for 2035 according to experts and industry leaders
Batteries that stay charged forever, contact lenses that remember names and health sensors on everything imaginable, from your steering wheel to your underpants Read More.
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New noninvasive prenatal test can screen for CF, genetic diseases
Natera has launched Fetal Focus, a noninvasive prenatal test for inherited single-gene conditions like cystic fibrosis. Read More.
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How remote tools are reshaping behavioral health: 4 things to know - Becker’s Behavioral Health
Remote monitoring tools are giving clinicians more time and data to track behavioral health patients’ progress between visits, according to an article on the American Hospital Association’s website. Here are four things to know: Read More.
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7 Ways Technology Is Changing Your Visit to the Doctor
With technology advancing so rapidly, it can feel overwhelming to keep up with all the changes. For some, it might even be scary to think about. We’ve seen the horror movies where robots come to life and take over the world, but luckily, that’s the opposite of what’s happening in healthcare, where the goal is to support your overall health (and preserve humanity, not, um, destroy it). Read More.
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Wearable, Implantable and Ingestible Medical Devices Could Revolutionize Your Health Care
A NIST researcher is using measurement technology to monitor fluid in the lungs, with the hope of helping providers care for patients with a dangerous lung condition Read More.
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Novel algorithm inspired by particle behavior enhances medical imaging
Medical imaging methods such as ultrasound and MRI are often affected by background noise, which can introduce blurring and obscure fine anatomical details in the images. Read More.
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Novel algorithm inspired by particle behavior enhances medical imaging
Medical imaging methods such as ultrasound and MRI are often affected by background noise, which can introduce blurring and obscure fine anatomical details in the images. Read More.
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The Biomarker Breakthrough That Saved My Life
Biomarker testing made all the difference when Frank was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer, and now he advocates for lung cancer research. Read More.
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First Look: This Man Is Controlling an iPad With His Thoughts (and a Brain Implant)
You can officially control an Apple device with your thoughts, as long as you have the Stentrode brain implant made by NYC-based Synchron. Read More.
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Are thermal receipts slowly killing you? A doctor weighs in
QUESTION: Hi Dr Zac, I recently saw a viral video claiming the ATO is “killing us softly” through thermal receipts – apparently they’re coated in BPA and other hormone-disrupting chemicals. As some… Read More.
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A new genetic test may be able to predict obesity in early childhood
Obesity increases the risk of nearly 200 diseases. A new genetic test may be able to predict a young child's risk of obesity in adulthood. Read More.
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AI-generated 'Synthetic scarred hearts' aid atrial fibrillation treatment
Researchers have developed an AI tool that creates synthetic yet medically accurate models of fibrotic heart tissue (heart scarring), aiding treatment planning for atrial fibrillation (AF) patients. The study could lead to more personalized care for patients affected by this common heart rhythm disorder. Read More.
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You need carry a UV umbrella this summer — here's how to pick
“When it comes to sun protection, not all umbrellas are created equal,” Dr. Helen He told The Post. Read More.
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New skin patch detects when you need more water
This smart sensor monitors water loss through your skin and alerts you before dehydration impacts your health or performance. Read More.
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