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Image: Hemostatic microneedle technology can be applied like a typical adhesive bandage to quickly stop bleeding (Photo courtesy of Penn State)

Novel Microneedle Patch Immediately Stops Bleeding After Injury

Secondary, uncontrolled bleeding from traumatic injury is a leading cause of death. That could now change with a novel microneedle patch that is capable of immediately stopping bleeding after injury. More...
24 Jan 2023
Image: The new tool uses “vortex ultrasound” to break down blood clots (Photo courtesy of CDC, Stephanie Rossow)

New Tool Uses Ultrasound ‘Tornado’ to Break Down Blood Clots in the Brain

Researchers have developed a new tool and technique that uses “vortex ultrasound” – a sort of ultrasonic tornado – to break down blood clots in the brain more quickly and with reduced risks as compared to existing techniques. More...
24 Jan 2023
Image: The 10-minute IntelliSep sepsis test (Photo courtesy of Cytovale)

FDA Cleared Sepsis Test Becomes First in New Class of ED-Focused Diagnostic Tools

Cytovale’s (San Francisco, CA, USA) IntelliSep sepsis test is the first FDA-cleared diagnostic tool to assess cellular host response to aid in identifying ED patients with sepsis and contribute to rapid life-saving decisions. The groundbreaking diagnostic tool provides test results in less than 10 minutes, helping clinicians to recognize sepsis and supporting critical time-sensitive clinical decisions. More...
23 Jan 2023
Image: Researchers have developed an AI-enabled system for prioritizing pneumonia patient treatment (Photo courtesy of Swansea University)

AI Helps Hospitals Priorities Patients for Urgent Intensive Care and Ventilator Support

Researchers have developed a ‘digital twin’ that can help hospitals to prioritize patients for urgent intensive care and ventilator support. The new innovative system could potentially allow patients to be seen more quickly and receive the most effective treatment based on data from previous pneumonia sufferers. More...
23 Jan 2023
Image: A set of screen-printed electrodes (Photo courtesy of Washington State University)

Screen-Printed Wearable Electronics Can Be Used for Health Monitoring in Hospitals

New research has shown that the same technology used to print rock concert t-shirts can also help to create the glittering, serpentine structures which power wearable electronics. More...
13 Jan 2023
Image: SMASH-H is designed to provide the best possible information to clinicians to make time-critical decisions (Photo courtesy of PERSOWN)

Near-Real-Time Sepsis Monitoring and Alerting System to Help Reduce Hospital Readmission Rates

The onset of sepsis is fast, expensive, and deadly. Early awareness and quick action are critical. Now, a lifesaving, early detection sepsis technology is designed to provide the best possible information to clinicians to make the best possible, time-critical decisions. More...
11 Jan 2023
Image: Image showing function of SymphNode (Photo courtesy of Negin Majedi/Symphony Biosciences)

Tiny Implantable Device Helps Kill Cancer

Researchers have reported encouraging results in laboratory studies testing a tiny implantable device they call a SymphNode, which is designed to keep regulatory T cells in check only in the area around a tumor while summoning and strengthening tumor-fighting cells. The device was shown to drive tumors into remission, eliminate metastasis, prevent the growth of new tumors and result in longer survival in mice. More...
06 Jan 2023
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