Real-time imaging technique steers probe to destroy tumours with heat
A team of researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Viterbi School...
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A team of researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Viterbi School of Engineering has created a real-time thermal imaging method that could help doctors deliver fast, safe and precise thermal ablation treatments for numerous ailments including tumours and epilepsy.
Long-term adherence to medication is critical when it comes down to successfully treating chronic diseases.
The availability of preventative care is an important measure in the quality of healthcare available in a country.
The National Centre for Healthcare Photonics, due to open later in 2018, will help medical device companies to develop and refine their photonics-based technology, creating new products for the healthcare market. Elliot Gardner finds out more.
US-based software firm Symantec has reported that a new attack group called Orangeworm is targeting global healthcare and related sectors in the US, Europe and Asia.
Researchers at the University of Dundee in the UK have identified a new imaging technique to enable better diagnosis and management of prostate cancer.
New technology developed by German researchers allows existing traditional scanners to be used to generate high-resolution images of tumour vasculature by analysing ultrasound images.
Fischer Connectors has announced the release of a new microsite, video and brochure.
This video showcases connectivity solutions offered by Fischer Connectors.
A team of Google researchers has developed a tool that combines augmented reality (AR) with a deep learning neural network that can help pathologists to spot cancerous cells on slides under a microscope.
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