Newborn genome testing expands
As approximately 37% of critically ill newborn genomes identify a causal genetic disease, researchers and science companies are using whole…
01 Jun 2023
The future of tissue regeneration through 3D bioprinting
Researchers working in tissue engineering are increasingly utilising 3D printers to fabricate personalised, miniature scaffolds onto which cells are placed. This innovative approach stimulates cell growth and facilitates their development.…
19 May 2023
Sun rises on Lithuania’s life sciences industry
Lithuania possesses one of the oldest languages still in use today, a tree which is amongst the most ancient in Europe, and the designation of being the final country in…
16 May 2023
Magazine: AI in imaging – how far can we go today?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already having a huge impact on radiology departments but what is the true benefit of advanced analytics and machine learning? We speak to GE HealthCare's chief…
11 May 2023
Understanding updates on medical device labelling
Medical device labels aim to inform patients and healthcare providers on how to use and maintain instruments, as well as communicating safety or associated risks. As device and diagnostic manufacturers…
10 May 2023
AI is reimagining imaging, but how far can we go today?
On average, a radiologist looks at 50,000 images in a 12-hour shift. To put this into perspective, 50 years ago a radiologist would have looked at around 500 images per…
28 Apr 2023
Nanotech knowledge grows to progress tuberculosis treatment
A single pathogen, mycobacterium tuberculosis, causes tuberculosis (TB), which primarily impacts the lungs but can also affect the central nervous system (CNS). New research reveals novel nanotech approaches to treat…