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Naresh Chauhan | Dec 29 2006
pacemakers
Normally a pacemaker patient has to undergo a surgical procedure about every 10 years for battery replacement, which not only proves too expensive but sometimes cause a grim risk for the health of the patient. Pollsters from Zarlink Semiconductor,...
Naresh Chauhan | Dec 26 2006
blind reader1
Year 2006 was full of medical discoveries and there are thousands of medical gadgets that come to forefront in the year. It is never easy to pin down the top ten or twenty out of such a huge record, as every discovery or invention has some special...
Dharmendra | Dec 26 2006
Thanks to the developments of a new chip, doctors might be able to treat patients whose speech and movements have been affected by a stroke or an injury to their spinal cord. Patients often suffer such problems because of damage to their neural circuits..
Naresh Chauhan | Dec 23 2006
i limb hand
To damage or loose a body part in some accident or mishap is one of the most dreadful catastrophes that the victims have to bear throughout the life. Now such victims, who have lost their hands, may put their worries at rest for a Scottish company Touch.
Anupam | Dec 23 2006
betty blue
Betty-Blue is a two year old South-African cheetah, which had lost 2.5-inches of her rear paw, when she was caught in a trap laid down by farmers to protect their livestock. The cheetah was taken to a vet and the doctors were so shocked at the...
Irani | Dec 21 2006
obstructive sleep apnea patient
Obstructive sleep apnea -- a terrible breathing disorder -- can lead to serious health problems including memory problems, i.e. memory loss. Although the contraption device used has not gone terribly popular for its being uncomfortable, scientists...
Anupam | Dec 21 2006
lab on a chip
Undergoing a blood test in space has been a thing of the future. The reason being that the currently employed blood testing machines are so bulky that they cannot be taken to space. In a research funded by the Space Giant NASA, researchers from...
Irani | Dec 20 2006
now water borne diseases can be prevented easily
Now, testing for deadly pathogens in food, air and water will no more be a cumbersome and expensive affair. A Michigan State University researcher and his team have made it easier with their new device - it is portable and hand-held device that can...
Naresh Chauhan | Dec 17 2006
blind reader
Blindness really is a curse that not only hinders the sufferer from following the normal routine but defers all the future prospects of growth, especially educational. They will have to rely heavily on other people and insufficient Braille books to...
Anupam | Dec 15 2006
Daniel Smith and Darell Reneker, researchers at the University of Akron have developed a new type of Nanofiber based bandages that can speed up the healing process of the human body. The duo used electricity to spin ultrafine polymer fibers and...