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The medical end market refers to the application of engineering to medicine and biology in order to improve healthcare treatment such as diagnosis, monitoring, and therapy. Includes, but is not limited to, prostheses, robotics, implants, devices, and genetic engineering. A major part of this category is research and development.
Facilitating Cloud Medicine for Mass Health Care in India
mHospitals, the newly launched cloud hospital, started the sixth phase of its field trial cardiac consultancy on…
Hi-tech, Low-cost, Non-invasive Cure for Baldness? Researchers Say it’s…
Hair loss treatments are thousands of years old, and in many ways haven’t evolved dramatically in terms of efficacy…
Magnetic Cell Sorting Could Speed Up Discovery of New Cancer and Regenerative…
A new platform using genome editing and magnetic cell sorting, discovered by researchers at the University of…
A New Organic Semiconductor for Portable Devices
With the huge growth in sensor applications, the need for smaller, more environmentally friendly, and robust…
Flexible and Transparent Bracelet Provides More Accurate Health Readings
As the market for wearable fitness and wellness trackers grows, consumers, healthcare professionals and…
Morphing Electronic Platform Could Be the Future of Soft Robotics
Temporary and permanent medical implants for diagnostic, monitoring or therapeutic purposes now include…
Is Your Tech Job Harming Your Health?
Early morning starts and late evenings spent in front of a computer and smart phone screen have become the norm for…
Composite Medical Tubing For Highly Engineered Surgical Devices
Polygon Composites Technology has announced that it will exhibit its high-performance PolyMed Composite Tubing for…
University of Cambridge’s ButterflyNet Algorithm Tests Müllerian Mimicry
Threats to biodiversity from competing land use, pollution, population growth, and human activities make the study…
$6.1bn Market Forecasted for 3D Printed Medical Devices
IDTechEx has reported that the market for 3D printed medical devices and pharmaceuticals will be worth $6.1bn by…