Explore advancements in health tech, medical research, and the innovations enhancing global healthcare.
Explore groundbreaking real-time visualization of epileptic seizures using photoacoustic imaging with a novel peroxynitrite-responsive manganese(II) texaphyrin.
Explore the cutting-edge advancements in body fluid diagnostics using activatable optical probes, enhancing precision and efficiency in medical diagnostics.
NYU Abu Dhabi researchers unveil a nanoscale tool that significantly improves cancer cell detection and removal in cryosurgery, enhancing precision and outcomes.
Discover how innovative adjustable lenses can be a crucial tool for myopic individuals during emergencies, ensuring clear vision when it matters most.
Explore how technology is subtly reshaping human intimacy and its implications for the future of relationships.
Researchers embark on a groundbreaking trial to test an anti-amyloid antibody in individuals predisposed to early-onset Alzheimer's, potentially altering future treatment landscapes.
Exploring the transformative potential of AI in drug discovery, balancing excitement with skepticism among scientists, investors, and the public.
Explore the crucial yet often overlooked realm of cellular health, revealing silent toxins and empowering solutions for optimal well-being.
Innovative brain implants, crafted from clusters of brain cells, aim to restore neural pathways affected by Parkinson's disease, offering new hope for treatment.
Tombot introduces Jennie, an AI-driven robotic pet, offering companionship and comfort to individuals with mental and cognitive health challenges.
Discover Seed to Skin Tuscany, a pioneer in biotech skincare, merging advanced science with nature to offer sustainable beauty solutions.
Discover the latest health and fitness tech from CES 2025, featuring AI-powered sleep aids and innovative smart devices.
University of Waterloo engineers have developed a groundbreaking wrist device that uses satellite technology to monitor blood sugar levels, eliminating the need for needles.
New technology allows scientists to observe Alzheimer's-associated proteins in real time, potentially revolutionizing dementia research and treatment.
AI is now capable of analyzing eye scans to detect diabetic retinopathy, a leading cause of blindness.