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Electric fields remove nanoparticles from blood with ease

Intelligent biogel attacks cancer

Mayo Clinic and IBM Task Watson to Improve Clinical Trial Research and Patient Care

Arun Giridhar, an associate research scientist in Purdue's School of Chemical Engineering, works with student Sierra Davis to operate a prototype system to dispense precise medication dosages tailored for specific patients, an advance in personalized medicine that could improve drug effectiveness and reduce adverse reactions. (Purdue University photo/Steven Yang)

System ‘prints’ precise drug dosages tailored for patients

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First hip surgery with a 3D printed implant and bone stem cell graft

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Futuristic Robots Allow Doctors to Examine Patients from Anywhere

The final Hemosep, developed using 3D-printed prototype parts

3D printing drastically reduces development costs of blood recycling machine

FDA approves PillCam video camera that you swallow

‘Virtual reality hands’ may help stroke survivors recover hand function

Researchers Use Smart Phone Photography to Diagnose Eye Disease

Bisphosphonates could offer effective pain relief in osteoarthritis

High dose statins prevent dementia

Flu jab may halve heart attack risk in middle aged with narrowed arteries

MAP System continuously monitors patients for bedsores

Questions answered with the pupils of your eyes