Earlier this year, Tagline carried a story about “desktop sequencing” based on Ion Torrent’s semi-conductor approach which detects DNA [MORE]
It’s not surprising that hospitals are searching for ideas that create new revenue streams, in the face of declining [MORE]
Sleep and Blood Pressure Have an Interesting Relationship. Normally, a person’s BP drops to its lowest level [MORE]
IBM may have pioneered nanopore technology, but other companies have advanced the field or found alternatives to faster DNA [MORE]
This is an interesting story about cultural contrasts. In Europe, where identify cards have existed long enough for people [MORE]
This wristwatch-like band from Basis Technology (San Fransciso, CA) monitors heart rate, calories burned, physical activity and sleep, [MORE]
Sometimes, invention is the mother of necessity. In this case, researchers led by Professor John Rogers at the University [MORE]
Psychiatric disorders amply illustrate that “diseases” are intellectual artifacts which don’t exist naturally; the natural phenomenon is the mentally [MORE]
Earlier this month, Apple announced that it will include “cloud” communication capability in its new desktop and mobile operating [MORE]
Last month, the X Prize Foundation (Playa Vista, CA) announced its $10m prize for a portable diagnostic device that [MORE]
While regenerative medicine researchers work on growing new hearts from collagen scaffolds and induced pluripotent stem cells, engineers at [MORE]
Intracranial pressure above 20 mmHg, as might happen from bleeding or swelling, often is a consequence of traumatic rain [MORE]
Using a headset to beam low-intensity ultrasound over the entire brain, for an hour’s duration, Perfusion Technology (Andover, MA) [MORE]
Regenerative medicine doesn’t always imply stem cell technologies. Researchers at Tufts University have found that synthesized peptides, based on [MORE]
Self monitoring for blood glucose, and self dosing for OTC medications are commonly practiced, so why not self experimentation [MORE]
Suppose an outbreak of a new antibiotic- resistant pathogen appeared in one place and then another, and onward from [MORE]
A stretchable array of silicon sensors that detect temperature and electrical activity in the heart could be the catheter [MORE]
Research in microelectronics are leading Medtronic to assemble the parts of a heart pacemaker-a circuit board, an oscillator, a [MORE]
Investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Systems Biology have used magnetic nanoparticles, with attached protein ligands, to detect [MORE]
In another example of 3-D printing, researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina printed a scaffolding of an [MORE]