New coating technology extends the lifespan of biosensors by preventing biofouling
Wyss Institute - 13-Mar-2025This could lead to better long-term health monitoring and disease management
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This could lead to better long-term health monitoring and disease management
Innovative wearable tracks sleep patterns with precision, making at-home diagnosis easier than ever
These stable, customizable sensors enable remote health monitoring
Full-body scans drive early detection as Neko expands globally
It offers a faster, less invasive way to improve early diagnosis
The new method uses radiotracers to make cancer cells visible
Clinical trials have begun on patients with severe kidney disease
It can identify brain conditions like bleeds and changes in small blood vessels
Breakthrough technology measures protein changes to monitor and prevent disease
The device mimics a human hand, using flexible DNA strands with aptamers
Together, they aim to provide pharmaceutical companies with precise tools for drug development
The test is faster, cheaper, and over 93% accurate, offering quicker diagnosis
A new photoacoustic device offers real-time, detailed 3D imaging, promising faster disease detection
Researchers hope to develop new drug targets and improve current treatments
Tech-driven scan aims to shift healthcare toward prevention
Researchers identify genetic markers that could lead to a faster and affordable test for ALS
Their aim is to improve preventive health with personalised solutions
Food for the brain charity launches a test to track brain health through antioxidant levels
Food dye reveals hidden organs and veins by making tissues transparent
Aston university creates a non-invasive test that detects prostate cancer in minutes
Proposed test costs £230 each, promising significant economic & health benefits
Most cases were mild, but the study highlights the need for increased awareness
Research highlights the potential of proteomics in disease prediction
Transforming healthcare from reactive to proactive with whole-body screening
This finding could lead to new ways to predict and prevent age-related illnesses