Tear drop test is first rapid, point-of-care diagnostic for Parkinson’s Disease
“AXIM Biotechnologies, a developer of rapid tear drop-based diagnostics, announced [MORE]
“Biomedical engineers at Duke University have developed an entirely new approach to building point-of-care diagnostic devices that only use gravity [MORE]
Nanopath wins the 2022 AACC Disruptive Technology Award
Nanopath, a molecular diagnostics company in Cambridge, MA, describes the point-of-care device that [MORE]
One Biosensor for Multiple Diseases, PoC-BoSens project
“The Fraunhofer IZM [Berlin, Germany] is coordinating the PoC-BoSens project, which comprises a transnational [MORE]
Working principles of viscoelastic point-of-care coagulation devices
It only takes about 20% loss of blood for life-threatening hemorrhagic shock to set [MORE]
CytoPAN – diagnosing breast cancer in less than one hour
Researchers in Boston, Singapore and South Korea have developed a point [MORE]
Researchers show tiny heater for regulating heat in diagnostic samples
The Covid-19 pandemic exposed several infectious disease limitations regarding testing. In [MORE]
enVision
Human papilloma virus has one hundred subtypes, five of which can cause cervical cancer. Consequently, a point-of-care microfluidic device that [MORE]
End to end blood testing device
“. . . researchers at Rutgers University created a device that includes an image-guided venipuncture robot, [MORE]
InReach Cone Beam CT System for Extremity Imaging
Since 1967 when Sir Godfrey Hounsfield introduced the first commercially viable CT scanner, [MORE]
Lab in a Needle
Microfluidics devices enable liquid biopsies, but this piece goes one step further: it miniaturizes two lab chips—one [MORE]
Eyes-On® Glasses
Sometimes a commercial website is the most convenient way to present a new technology, which is the case with [MORE]
Chip for RNA detection
MicroRNA’s are molecules that regulate gene expression in a range of biological functions from cell [MORE]
“The Whispering Gallery-Mode biosensor (see images)—so called after the Whispering Gallery in London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral—is able to detect the [MORE]