The Cancer Moonshot Enters a New Phase
Moonshot-supported research has made progress in lowering cancer mortality rates, and this new initiative prioritizes diversity in research with a goal of ending cancer as we know it.
read moreMoonshot-supported research has made progress in lowering cancer mortality rates, and this new initiative prioritizes diversity in research with a goal of ending cancer as we know it.
read moreSmaller tools with better maneuverability and more precise control, new imaging approaches, and advanced software applications will improve patient outcomes.
read moreFunctional electrical stimulation is experiencing a renaissance, with new emphasis on therapeutic uses.
read moreBy changing the electrical signaling of neurons in the brain using light, optogenetics is revealing novel treatments for hearing loss and other neurological disorders.
read moreTechnology that allows the human brain to communicate with an external device can help patients with some of the most severe neurological issues.
Just before the COVID-19 pandemic, 2019 marked the 100th anniversary of the school and manifesto of the Bauhaus. Now that life is slowly returning to normal, it may be a good moment to celebrate one of the most transformative educational initiatives ever, with the motivation of developing a model that could also transform BME.
Student members within IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) are one of the most active segments among all other membership levels.
Studies show that climate change has adverse effects on mental health, especially among the young and vulnerable.
The 1st IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) and the University of Pécs International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Innovation (ICBEI) was held on 24–26 October 2022, in Pécs, Hungary.
read moreBut, readers of this publication are more or less conversant with medical matters: diseases, treatments, physiologies, genetics, monitoring, interventions, and many more. We are aware of means to protect and foster health, including nutrition, life styles, exercises, medicines, rest, and therapies.
read moreThis reviewer has had an interest in noncontact monitoring of patients, especially of newborns having a possibility of apneic episodes. This text appeared to be relevant from the title and related advertising material. This text consists of 14 chapters: an introductory chapter, seven chapters dealing with camera-based monitoring, and six chapters that cover wireless sensor-based monitoring.
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