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Image: The Eko SENSORA cardiac disease detection platform on tablet featuring 3M Littmann CORE digital stethoscope (Photo courtesy of Eko)

Enterprise-Grade Digital Stethoscope Platform Brings Non-Invasive Heart Disease Detection to Primary Care

A cardiovascular disease detection platform combines the latest advancements in applied machine learning with one of the most ubiquitous medical devices in the world: the stethoscope to objectively identify structural murmurs, a sign of valvular heart disease. More...
28 Feb 2023
Image: First transient electronic bandage speeds healing by 30% (Photo courtesy of Northwestern University)

Wireless, Battery-Free Bandage Delivers Electrical Signals to Speed Wound Healing by 30%

Researchers who were curious to see if electrical stimulation therapy could help close stubborn wounds have developed a first-of-its-kind small, flexible, stretchable bandage that accelerates healing by delivering electrotherapy directly to the wound site. More...
27 Feb 2023
Image: Superhydrophobic biosensor could measure sweat vapors on the body (Photo courtesy of Penn State)

Next-Generation Sweat Sensor Could Detect Health-Relevant Biomarkers

Researchers have developed a prototype of a superhydrophobic sweat sensor that can measure vapor from insensible perspiration, paving the way for the development of a low-cost device platform to detect health-relevant biomarkers in the sweat vapor. More...
27 Feb 2023
Image: Twin-bioengine self-adaptive micro/nanorobots developed for gastrointestinal inflammation therapy (Photo courtesy of SIAT)

Self-Propelling Micro/Nanorobots Provide Precision Treatment of Gastrointestinal Inflammation

Researchers have developed a twin-bioengine yeast micro/nanorobot (TBY-robot) with self-propelling and self-adaptive capabilities that can autonomously navigate to inflamed sites for providing gastrointestinal inflammation therapy through enzyme-macrophage switching (EMS). More...
24 Feb 2023
Image: New approach enables faster testing of urea in body fluids (Photo courtesy of HFIPS)

Wearable Sensing Patch Enables Rapid Quantitative Analysis of Urea in Body Fluids

There has been growing focus on wearable fluorescence-based sensors, although traditional fluorescent hydrogels are excited by short wavelengths, hampering the detection of biological samples. Now, researchers have developed a wearable sensing patch that enables the rapid quantitative analysis of urea. More...
24 Feb 2023
Image: The SMARTSHAPE consortium will develop a disruptive technology sensor (Photo courtesy of University of Galway)

‘Shape-Shifting’ Implanted Medical Device to Provide Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring

Researchers are developing an implantable medical device that could offer a medical-grade, user-friendly, and minimally invasive solution for continuous blood pressure monitoring. More...
24 Feb 2023
Image: Digestive endoscopy is used for observation and diagnosis of esophageal lesions (Photo courtesy of Pexels)

New Type of Digestive Endoscopy Diagnoses Small, Early Esophageal Cancers without Biopsy

Researchers have found that endocytoscopy for the observation and diagnosis of early esophageal cancer has a high accuracy (95%) and specificity (92%), which is comparable to the efficacy of diagnosis after pathological biopsy. More...
24 Feb 2023
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