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First digital imaging microscope developed for medical use in Japan

April 14, 2023
First digital imaging microscope developed for medical use in Japan

Physical fatigue (due to long periods of observation or a shortage of pathologists) is still a problem at clinical sites where pathological examinations are performed. Furthermore, many cases of pathological observation are difficult to determine, and physicians seek advice from […]

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Asia Pacific at the forefront of decentralized clinical trials

April 1, 2023
Edwin Ng- Senior Vice President AP Life Science Dassault Systèmes

By Edwin Ng, Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific, Life Science, Dassault Systèmes Clinical trials industry has been moving towards decentralisation post the pandemic and Asia-Pacific, given its strategic importance for global healthcare firms, availability of diverse pool of clinical trial […]

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Researchers develop breakthrough at-home Covid-19 test

March 5, 2023
Researchers develop breakthrough at-home Covid-19 test

A brand-new COVID-19 at-home test has been claimed to be more sensitive than the most recent cutting-edge antigen tests. The technology developed for COVID-19 by researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) can also be used to create tests […]

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Abdul Latif Jameel Health, iSono to innovate breast care with world’s first AI-powered 3D breast ultrasound scanner

February 13, 2023

Abdul Latif Jameel Health, part of international diversified family business Abdul Latif Jameel, and iSono Health, a San Francisco, US-based medical technology company, collaborate on the world’s first AI (artificial intelligence)-powered portable 3D breast ultrasound scanner, which the partners believe […]

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New AI technology to identify children at high risk of myopia

February 10, 2023
New AI technology to identify children at high risk of myopia

A team of researchers has tapped the power of AI (artificial intelligence) technology to address the rising prevalence of high myopia among children as well as adults in Singapore. A new tool has been developed by researchers at the Singapore […]

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Jab-phobic? Furry robots come to the rescue!

December 2, 2022
Jab-phobic? Furry robots come to the rescue!

It is no secret that there are individuals who are terrified of needles, injections, or even going to medical facilities. People with trypanophobia, who have a severe fear of needles, are all too aware of this. Thus, a novel haptic, […]

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Sensors sewn into t-shirts and face masks for stylish health monitoring

September 26, 2022

Sensors sewn into t-shirts and face masks for stylish health monitoring HCA Facebook Sensors sewn into t-shirts and face masks for stylish health monitoring Sensors sewn into t-shirts and face masks for stylish health monitoring Researchers from Imperial College London […]

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Heart valve repair device by Abbot flagged for apparent malfunction

September 10, 2022
Heart valve repair device by Abbot flagged for apparent malfunction

Healthcare providers have been alerted to a potential clip-lock issue with one of Abbott Laboratories’ (Abbott) medical devices, by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The device in question, MitraClip, is used to treat mitral regurgitation, or heart valve […]

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Sound TPE solution for hearing aid applications

September 9, 2022
Sound TPE solution for hearing aid applications

Kraiburg TPE, a leading global manufacturer of thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) for a variety of industries, offers its TPE compounds for hearing devices such as hearing aid applications. Hearing loss affects billions of people globally. The World Health Organization (WHO) predicts […]

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Walking setup used to power upper limb prostheses in the works

August 29, 2022
Walking setup used to power upper limb prostheses in the works

Scientists at Rice University (Rice) in Texas are developing a pneumatic “extra limb” that will be powered by the wearer’s footsteps. Prosthetics are incredibly useful to those with disabilities – they could, however, do without the bulky and heavy batteries […]

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