Features- Feb 19, 2020
Chronic wounds take a long time and are difficult to heal, causing pain to patients. But there is now a smart bandage that can heal them faster.
Features- Feb 14, 2020
OneZero suggests that we could use electrodes to send jolts directly into brain parts associated with consciousness to help these patients get out of a coma
Features- Dec 18, 2019
Dentist Seth Lookhart from Alaska, UK had to go on trial for his unprofessional and irresponsible act: operating on a patient while riding a hoverboard.
Features- Dec 02, 2019
China opens its first "co-working" hospital where plastic surgeons can go, reserve a room and do surgery on their patients.
Features- Nov 22, 2019
Deadly conditions like leukemia, sepsis, and malaria could be drawn from the body using this magnetic blood filtering system.
Features- Nov 19, 2019
Raghav Jain and Shivanshu Mathur, two students at Lovely Professional University develope an AI software that can replace a doctor to diagnose patients.
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What CRADLE looks for is Leukocoia, or “white eye,” abnormal reflections of the retina, which is retinoblastoma’s symptoms
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Beijing-based startup WonderLab uses VR to put patients in a situation involving drug use and analyzes biological responses.
Features- Sep 08, 2019
A series of five PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) procedures were recently performed by an Indian surgeon on patients who were 20 miles away.
Features- Sep 04, 2019
A health startup from Hong Kong, in a remarkable development, has used AI (Artificial Intelligence) to design and develop a drug in 21 days.
Features- Aug 26, 2019
DeepMind and the Department of Veterans Affairs collaborated to train this AI algorithm to predict kidney illness (AKI) 48 hours before it occurs.
Features- Aug 23, 2019
Cybersecurity firm FireEye revealed that hackers stole 68 lakh records with information of doctors and patients after hacking an Indian healthcare website.
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