University of Washington develops a smartphone application to detect jaundice in newborns, facilitating quick screening in resource-poor regions. Read more at the University of Washington.
read moreDr. William Heetderks, Associate Director of the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), NIH has organized an NIBIB Workshop on Point of Care Technologies and Challenges that will…
read moreScreening mammography for breast cancer detection has been criticized for its high false positive rate. Recent advances in tomosynthesis provide 3-D breast images that bring another dimension to mammograms but with…
read morePostdoctoral Research Associate Pharmacokinetics Research Laboratory College of Pharmacy, University of Rhode Island Pharmacokinetics Research Laboratory within the Department of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Rhode Island invites applications…
read moreA team led by UCSF neuroscientists has won federal funding to build an implantable brain device that would record and analyze live electrical signals, then alter them to retrain the…
read moreThe number of households using video consultations with physicians will grow, from 900,000 in 2013 to 22.6 million in 2018, according to a report from Parks Associates. Parks Associates previously released other…
read moreFrom March 6-10, Vienna, Austria will once again play host to the annual European Congress of Radiology (ECR). This year a recently published European Directive, laying out guidelines for member states on…
read moreReport Outlines Expert Panel’s Conclusion That Three Grand Challenges Must Be Met In Order to Map the Human Brain, Which is the Goal of the Obama Administration’s BRAIN Initiative The…
read moreThe Food and Drug Administration said Monday that it would regulate only a small portion of the rapidly expanding universe of mobile health applications, software programs that run on smartphones…
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