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Johns Hopkins study casts doubt on statins as COVID-19 treatment

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Scientists use cat bacteria to create powerful antibiotics for skin infection

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Researchers engineer immune cells to fight tumors

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Futuristic hydrogel helps protect wounds from all types of bacteria

@slashgear.com 2 years ago

Injectable wireless chip to monitor body processes invented at Columbia University

@slashgear.com 3 years ago

Researchers invent microfiber tech for delivering and activating drugs in the brain

@engadget.com 4 years ago

Students develop a smart bra for early breast cancer detection

@slashgear.com 4 years ago

Vaping liquid flavors may fuel long-term lung damage and cancer

@slashgear.com 4 years ago

Study finds link between prostate cancer therapy and dementia risk

@slashgear.com 4 years ago

Drone successfully delivers donor kidney to transplant patient

@WIRED 5 years ago

Sculptures or human organs? These human anatomical specimens have been used as teaching aids by the Medical Faculty of The University of Hong Kong since the 60's. But when shot close-up, in black and white, it can be hard to tell https://wired.trib.al/CYnpzxr : Chan Dick https://t.co/RaJjxvQ0Rn

@ccn.com 5 years ago

Taiwanese Hospital Launches Blockchain Platform for Record Keeping

@thenextweb.com 5 years ago

Scientists can now use sound waves to detect cancer

@theverge.com 6 years ago

Google’s new Doodle celebrates the 100th birthday of Indian chemist Asima Chatterjee

@mashable.com 6 years ago

Chemists have created a self-healing plastic that could increase the durability of vehicles

@theverge.com 7 years ago

Smart stitches send doctors information on wounds as they heal

@theverge.com 7 years ago

Gene-editing tool CRISPR may soon be used to treat humans for the first time

@theverge.com 8 years ago

Researchers made sperm-like cells and used them to create new mice

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

3D-Printed Microfish May Soon Inject Themselves In Your Body