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Image: This intravital microscopy rendering provides a 3D view of tissue implanted with biomaterial and metabolic inhibitors (Photo courtesy of Axel Schmitter-Sánchez/MSU)

Reprogrammed Immune Cells Reduce Rejection of Medical Implants

Researchers have found that a drug, acting as a metabolic inhibitor, can prime the body to be more receptive to medical devices, reducing the risk of implants being rejected More...
10 Dec 2024
Image: Material structure of composite film electrodes and used for body\'s signal monitoring (Photo courtesy of Wearable Electronics)

Soft Patch Electrode for Monitoring Human Body Signals to Help Diagnose Range of Diseases

Researchers have developed a new flexible electrode that can accurately measure electrical signals from the human body, making it suitable for use in wearable electronic devices. More...
10 Dec 2024
Image: The tiny implantable microdevice comprises the electrode and sensors inside a thin microneedle, the width of just three human hairs (Photo courtesy of Northwestern University)

Implantable Shaking Sensor Continuously Monitors Inflammation

Scientists have developed a novel implantable device capable of monitoring protein levels in real-time, enabling the management and prevention of both acute and chronic conditions. More...
09 Dec 2024
Image: Changes in immune cells can predict patient recovery following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock)

Activating T Cells Could Improve Neurological Outcomes After Cardiac Arrest

Researchers have identified a specific group of cells that could offer protection against brain damage following cardiac arrest. More...
06 Dec 2024
Image: Various sensors might be helpful at different ages (Photo courtesy of Brasier et al./Nature, 2024)

New Generation of Wearable Sensors to Perform Biochemical Analysis of Body Fluids

In the future, wearable sensors could offer valuable health insights by analyzing body fluids such as sweat, breath, saliva, tears, and urine, according to a recently published paper. More...
05 Dec 2024
Image: Fully automated and AI-assisted optical fiber sensing system for multiplexed and continuous brain monitoring (Photo courtesy of ACS Sens. 2024, doi/10.1021/acssensors.4c02126#_i50)

Optical Fiber Sensing System Monitors Post TBI Complications

Researchers have developed an optical fiber sensing system that could enable medical professionals to track complications following a traumatic brain injury. More...
05 Dec 2024
Image: The UbiqVue 2A Multiparameter System is based around a wearable ciosensor with chest-based SpO2 (Photo courtesy of LifeSignals)

Multiparameter System Featuring Wearable Biosensor Enables Near Real-Time Patient Monitoring

A cloud-based system featuring a wearable biosensor with chest-based SpO2 monitoring enables continuous patient monitoring across hospital and out-of-hospital care settings. More...
03 Dec 2024
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