medical technology

 

Forceps changed the way people give birth

By Neel Shah/The Conversation

 /  Nov 5, 2019

 

Your skin’s melanin can conduct electricity

By Kat Eschner

 /  Mar 28, 2019

 

The Beetle as Muse

By Gregory Mone

 /  Apr 2, 2008

 

3-D-Printed Implant Replaces 75 Percent Of Man’s Skull

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Mar 8, 2013

 

How Winter Woes Inspired A Nanotech Fix For Everything From Cold Necks To Knee Pain

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Mar 16, 2013

 

Machine Keeps Human Liver Alive And Functioning Outside The Body For 24 Hours

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Mar 19, 2013

 

Sound Waves Could Speed Up Wound Healing

By Levi Sharpe

 /  Jul 15, 2015

 

Super-Precise Laser Scalpel Minimizes Collateral Damage

By Rebecca Boyle

 /  Apr 27, 2012

 

Mind-Reading Program Translates Thoughts Into Text

By Levi Sharpe

 /  Jun 23, 2015

 

Getting Smart About Melanoma

By Levi Sharpe

 /  Jun 19, 2015

 

Ultra-Sensitive Stethoscope Can Pick Up Heartbeats In Space

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  May 30, 2013

 

This Tiny Camera Can Be Injected Into Your Body

By Coby McDonald

 /  Jun 29, 2016

 

Tiny Rocket Could One Day Deliver Meds Or Hunt For Cancer In Your Body

By Coby McDonald

 /  Jul 1, 2016

 

Smart Stitches Send Data As They Heal Wounds

By Coby McDonald

 /  Jul 19, 2016

 

US Special Forces Field-Testing Plasma Knife

By Stuart Fox

 /  Oct 15, 2009

 

We’d Happily Break Our Wrist For This 3-D Printed Splint

By Joey Carmichael

 /  Aug 6, 2013