Glucolight Sensor
Researchers at the Swiss University Hospital Zurich have developed a blood sugar monitoring device that takes its readings through [MORE]
Dialysis Machine for Newborns
One in five children admitted to intensive care suffer from acute kidney injury and almost as many [MORE]
The Human Genome
This item has two parts—the first about the high cost of interpreting DNA sequences, especially regarding prediction, and [MORE]
Guthrie Card for Newborn Testing
Mandatory newborn screening has been practiced in every state since 1970. Using Guthrie cards, tests look [MORE]
Mood Sweater
With the fashion for reporting peoples’ feelings and Facebook users willing to reveal their every thought online, why not [MORE]
Williams Intubator
Children are not a mass market for developing medical devices; moreover, pediatrics typically is not a revenue-positive practice for [MORE]
David Vetter was the “bubble boy’s” name and he may have been the most well known patient in medical [MORE]
Teddy-the-Guardian
Add one more smart device for child monitoring—“Teddy the Guardian”—a teddy bear with embedded sensors that track a child’s [MORE]
Smart Diaper
Recently, we’ve seen “smart” sox for infants that track their temperature and movement, and a growing number of [MORE]
With 99 individuals in the study (32 having autism spectrum disorder; the others being relatives of the 32, plus [MORE]
It wasn’t long ago when the only baby monitor parents could buy was an intercom-type device that transmitted crying. [MORE]
Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder can be a problem in elementary schools, but it also is implicated in violent behavior for [MORE]
There’s a strong chance that sometime this year a person’s complete genome will be sequenced before birth. For some [MORE]
Pretzel syndrome sounds like it could be a dietary problem, but in fact it is a hideous disease of [MORE]