Medical: Page 6
Medativ Is Bringing 3D Printing Medical Solutions To The MENA Healthcare Industry
From education, to jewelry and even 3D printed offices, 3D printing has placed its footing in various industries.
One Day, You'll Be 50 or 60 or 70, and You'll Either Have Achieved Your Dreams -- or Not
I graduated from medical school at 39, opened a business at 50 and wrote a book at 63. It's never too late to reinvent yourself.
How Dr Arvind Lal Diagnosed the Right Mode of Expansion
Today the lab tests more than 50,000 patients a day. It operates 175 labs and 1,600 collection centers.
Heimlich, Creator of the Maneuver to Save Choking Victims, Dies at 96
The doctor came up with the ground-breaking technique in 1974 after reading about the high rate of choking deaths in restaurants.
Alphabet and GlaxoSmithKline to Collaborate on Bioelectronic Research
The companies hope to solve medical problems by fusing biology and technology.
How Technology Is Adding Innovation In Medical Tourism
Technology has penetrated into medical tourism to provide the best of facilities for medical patients across the world.
Theranos CEO Faces Critics, Presents New Product Plans
Those technologies included a new 'minilab' product that can run a broad range of tests on a single desktop machine.
The Internet's Ice Bucket Challenge Credited With Funding a Medical Discovery
The donations triggered by those viral videos apparently helped discover a gene associated with ALS.
New Crop of Robots to Vie for Space in the Operating Room
Within five years, one in three U.S. surgeries is expected to be performed with robotic systems, with surgeons sitting at computer consoles guiding mechanical arms.
New App Lets Public Help Map Disasters, Conflicts and Outbreaks
Using the latest in mobile gaming technology, MapSwipe lets users map remote, rural regions vulnerable to humanitarian crises.
This Founder is Fixing the Communication Gap Between Caregivers and Doctors
A simple quiz could save your life.
Improving Patient Treatment Management With Technology
Using tech to fight chronic diseases with easier guidance.
(Part II) Here's Why IMA's White Paper on e-Cigarettes Seems Misleading & Possibly Flawed
Disassembling IMA's white paper on e-cigarettes, with positives and negatives labeled clearly
Here's Why IMA's White Paper on e-Cigarettes Seems Misleading & Possibly Flawed (Part I)
Sceptics, Indian and global vapers are outraged at the misconstrued facts presented by IMA on e-Cigarettes
Abbott to Buy St. Jude for $25 Billion to Boost Heart Devices
The company said St. Jude's devices for heart failure, blockages and abnormal heart rhythm complement its range of heart products.