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2 years ago
Experimental Alzheimer’s drug found to trigger fat burning without diet
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3 years ago
Microneedle array delivers medication directly to a wound
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3 years ago
MIT developed a new delivery tool for drugs that could eliminate injections
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3 years ago
Brain tumors can be detected using new urine or blood tests
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3 years ago
Soft wearable skin patch monitors blood flow inside the body
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3 years ago
Speech neuroprosthesis turns brain signals into words on a screen
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3 years ago
MIT microscopy technique improves deep-tissue imaging
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3 years ago
New weight loss device literally puts a metal lock on your teeth
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3 years ago
Scientists develop a smartphone camera to illuminate skin bacteria
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3 years ago
Researchers advance the design of implants for electrical stimulation
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3 years ago
3D printers may become standard equipment for operating rooms
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3 years ago
New treatment helps some with spinal cord injury regain functionality
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3 years ago
Biomedical parts created using new cold spray 3D printing process
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3 years ago
Caltech researchers develop a new at-home multiplexed test for COVID-19
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4 years ago
NASA engineers develop VITAL ventilator for milder cases of COVID-19
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4 years ago
Researchers create molecular drills to destroy superbugs