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MIT's new device called EQ-Radio can read four human emotions using radio signals. It can be used as a lie detector but it has other potential applications in the the field of medicine and film industry.

Article The eUpdates in Europe will provide Clinical Practice Guidelines users with timely information each time a breakthrough occurs necessitating rapid communication. Contributed Author:  European Society for Medical...

Article The new test is completely painless and offers a one-stop diagnosis suitable for people of all ages. The approach could be used in early asthma diagnosis as well as part of the ongoing monitoring of patients. Con...

News The global market for ICP monitoring, used to measure the pressure within the skull of an individual with severe head injuries to decide the type of treatment required, is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.11 percent ...

News The new panel, comprised of ALK, ROS1, RET and MET IQFISH probes, was designed using the oligonucleotide-based SureFISH technology utilizing formamide-free IQFISH fast hybridization buffer. Contributed Author:  Agi...

News The catheter enables doctors to accurately control the amount of contact force applied to the heart wall during radiofrequency catheter ablation procedures. This can increase the effectiveness and safety of the proc...

News Wrist-worn mobile device provides 24/7 monitoring of mobility, alerts patients to take medications, and provides other data services for people living with Parkinson's disease. Contributed Author:  Global Kinetics ...

Article Researchers developed a technique of taking 'photos' of individual cells hiding the virus, an approach they claim is 1,000 times more accurate than current technologies. Once the HIV hiding places are found, the ...

Blue Bell Creameries is recalling some of its Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Cookie Two Step ice cream products on potential Listeria contamination. The company has announced this recall as a precautionary measure to co...

Thousands of women in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. Unfortunately, a significant portion of them are not receiving affordable but effective treatment they are eligible for.

News A study comparing the smartphone-based eye retinal imaging system with slit lamp biomicroscopy, a device used during a standard eye test, showed that the detection ability was comparable. Contributed Author:  D-EYE...

Article Relaxor-based oxide ferroelectrics have revolutionized piezoelectric devices. Instead of using somewhat blurry guidance from 2D images, doctors now rely on finely detailed 3D imagery for diagnoses. Contributed Au...

News SAB Biotherapeutics' technology was the only immunotherapy platform among six finalists, which also included three vaccine platforms, a diagnostic technology and a technology covering all product streams. Contribute...

News With its expansion, the company will accommodate specific requirements of pharma and clinical research organizations, including R&D, recommendations for advanced QST test batteries, customized software, data collect...

Babies are prone to allergic reactions because their immune system is still developing. Researchers, however, found that feeding babies eggs and peanuts early may reduce the risks of developing allergies to these food la...

Article Researchers developed single crystals that are able to gage radioactive radiation with high precision. A potential field of application for the new crystals is diagnosing metabolic problems in the brain. Contribu...

Mosquito saliva could offer protection against Dengue virus, reports a recent study. It is found that the protein D7 present in the mosquito spit inhibits the transmission of virus into the host.

A new study confirms that most people really do gain weight during the holiday season. The trend was seen particularly among 3,000 participants from the United States, Japan and Germany.