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New Approach Monitors Bone Fracture Healing Without X-Ray Radiation
Modified Smart Microbes Could Treat Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Wireless, Catheter-Free Device Accurately Monitors Bladder Dysfunction
Rapid DNA Sequencing Technology Could Improve Treatment for Fracture-Related Infections
Cutting‑Edge Non‑Invasive System Revolutionizes Point-of-Care Hospital Diagnostics
Dual-Laser Strategy Revolutionizes Breast Cancer Photothermal Therapy
Genomic Test Guides Chemotherapy Decisions in Older Breast Cancer Population
Self-Propelled Ferroptosis Nanoinducer for Tumor Targeting Achieves Deeper Tissue Penetration
New AI Tool Accurately Predicts Spread of Infectious Disease
AI Oncology Tool Uses Medical Imaging and Genetic Information to Support Clinical Decisions
New Technology More Than Doubles Success Rate for Blood Clot Removal
First Of Its Kind Approach Speeds Up Early Diagnosis of Deadly Form of Heart Failure
Surgical Ablation During CABG Improves Survival in Patients with Preexisting Atrial Fibrillation
Real-Time Genome Sequencing Detects Dangerous Superbug Causing Hospital Infections
New MRI Technique Reveals Hidden Heart Issues
Non-Invasive Tool for Removing Lung Cancer Tumors Reduces Surgical Trauma
Treatment Switching Guided by Liquid Biopsy Blood Tests Improves Outcomes for Breast Cancer Patients
Optimized Gold Nanoparticles to Improve Drug Delivery, Cancer Therapy and Imaging
Breath Analysis Enables Precise Anesthesia Dosing in Children Undergoing Surgery
Eye Wear Breakthrough Integrates Advanced Nanomaterials in Smart Wearables and Medical Implants
AI Method Predicts Overall Survival Rate of Prostate Cancer Patients
New Device Uses Magnets to Capture Disease-Fighting T Cells and Make Them Glow
Innovative Immunotherapy Shows Promise Against Aggressive T Cell Cancers
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