Hologram-assisted surgery reduces risk of facial paralysis
BBC - 23-Dec-2024Susannah Morgan was the first to undergo this surgery in Scotland
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Susannah Morgan was the first to undergo this surgery in Scotland
This technology reduces waiting times for people needing lung transplants
Trials will begin in 2025 in two London NHS hospitals
It helps surgeons perform complex surgeries with greater precision
Early tests have shown VNA-318 could improve brain function and reduce brain cell damage
This breakthrough combines large biological datasets and advanced AI tools
The treatment could be a less invasive alternative to dentures or implants
This identifies potential flaws early, reduces animal testing, and accelerates development
The device offers an alternative to CPAP machines and is controlled by an app
Focus areas include gene editing, stem cell therapies, and affordable health solutions
Experts believe research on these bacteria should stop to avoid future dangers
This aims to reduce development time but faces challenges in proving real-world success
How Insilico Medicine’s innovative drug ISM5411 could transform inflammatory bowel disease treatment
It identifies subtle blood changes and distinguishes cancer subtypes
Innovative robotic solutions aim to improve treatment for millions with heart valve disease
It can identify brain conditions like bleeds and changes in small blood vessels
It combines combines diagnostics, lifestyle changes, supplements, and experiments
The dataset focuses on diseased cells and aims to find new cancer treatments
Breakthrough technology measures protein changes to monitor and prevent disease
HSS study finds both technologies highly precise and safe for spinal surgery
Most support sharing health data for AI, but concerns over privacy and human contact persist
A new technique from Penn State leverages cell clusters to revolutionize regenerative medicine
Should we prioritize AI or biological solutions to combat ageing?
ECG data unlocks new paths for early prevention
The device mimics a human hand, using flexible DNA strands with aptamers