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Image: The AI system automatically identifies individual vertebrae, outlines their shapes, and calculates spinal curvature from X-ray images. (Photo courtesy of National Taiwan University)

AI Analyzes Spinal X-Rays to Standardize Scoliosis Assessment

An AI approach automates scoliosis measurements on X-rays, improving consistency and matching clinician agreement across sites. Read more
24 Aug 2026 | Medical Imaging
Image: In this example, three tumor-delineation methods yield different tumor-volume estimates from the same clinical image. Without knowing the true tumor volume, it is difficult to determine which method among these performs best. The proposed NGSE-Corr technique provides a way to compare such methods without requiring knowledge of the true value. (Image Credit: Jha lab/WashU)

Imaging Precision Tool Enables Method Comparison Without Ground-Truth Data

A new framework ranks quantitative imaging methods by precision without a gold standard, aiding clinical tool selection. Read more
24 Aug 2026 | Medical Imaging
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AI Tool Predicts Post-Heart Attack Trajectories to Personalize Follow-Up

An AI approach identifies post–heart attack recovery trajectories, predicting risks and affected organs to guide follow-up. Read more
22 Aug 2026 | AI
Image: EWI imaging of a 22-year-old female patient with mitral valve prolapse and an abnormal heart rhythm ((Melina Tourni et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2026. DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2503559123)

Ultrasound Technique Enables Arrhythmia Risk Assessment in Mitral Valve Disease

An ultrasound-based EWI method maps hidden electromechanical delays in mitral disease, enabling early arrhythmia risk detection. Read more
22 Aug 2026 | Critical Care
Image: RefluxStop is designed to address the underlying anatomical cause of acid reflux by restoring and maintaining the natural position of the gastroesophageal junction without encircling or placing pressure on the food passageway. (Photo courtesy of Implantica AG)

New Implant-Based System Gains FDA Approval for GERD Treatment

Implantica AG’s RefluxStop has received U.S. FDA Premarket Approval (PMA) as an implant-based treatment for GERD. Read more
22 Aug 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The MRI-derived “brain age” metric offers a sensitive, automated measure that could complement existing visual scales for earlier risk stratification (Stefan De Vries et al., Neurology (2026). DOI: 10.1212/wnl.0000000000218418)

AI-Derived Brain Age from MRI Predicts Future Dementia Risk

An AI approach estimates MRI-derived brain age to better predict dementia progression beyond visual ratings. Read more
21 Aug 2026 | Medical Imaging
Image: Cases demonstrating scleroderma calcinosis cutis score (SC2S) reduction: intradermal sodium thiosulphate (STS) treatment of upper arm (case 2) and buttocks (case 3) calcinosis cutis (CC), topical STS treatment of patellae CC (case 4). (Ian D Odell et al. Rheumatology (2026). DOI: 10.1093/rheumatology/keag302)

Imaging Tool Quantifies Calcinosis Cutis Volume to Monitor Treatment

A new imaging workflow quantifies calcinosis cutis volume, enabling precise patient-level tracking of lesion change over time. Read more
21 Aug 2026 | Health IT
Image: Smaller and more efficient: Prof. Dr Bettina Wiegmann demonstrates the new TPMS membrane architecture (right) in comparison with the conventional hollow-fibre membrane bundles from an ECMO lung support system. (Image Credit: Karin Kaiser/MHH)

3D-Printed Membrane Could Enable Smaller, More Efficient Artificial Lungs

A 3D-printed membrane improves ECMO gas exchange, enabling more compact artificial lungs. Read more
20 Aug 2026 | Critical Care
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Multicenter Study Quantifies Delays in Care for Emergency Department Boarders

New data quantify ED-to-inpatient handoff delays against 4-hour benchmark, show wide variation and risk for older patients. Read more
20 Aug 2026 | Patient Care
Image: A new oscillating triboelectric nanogenerator developed by Professor Xudong Wang and postdoctoral scholar Pengfei Chen could power a pacemaker for a patient\'s entire life, no batteries needed. (Photo courtesy of Joel Hallberg / UW–Madison)

Heartbeat-Powered Pacemaker Could Eliminate Battery Replacement Surgery

A new heartbeat-powered, battery-free pacemaker uses a triboelectric generator to sustain pacing and could eliminate replacements. Read more
20 Aug 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: (A to C) Schematic diagrams of the wearable ultrasound monitoring system for simultaneous assessment of the right internal jugular vein (IJV), common carotid artery (CCA), and central venous pressure (CVP).(D to F) Photographs of the wearable ultrasound monitoring process in a patient. (G) Bedside monitor displaying the CVP waveform, respiratory waveform, and electrocardiogram/HR signal. (H) Time-varying ultrasound images of the right IJV and CCA and their corresponding segmentation maps from t1 to t6. (Photo courtesy of Liping Zhang, Department of Emergency Medicine, Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine)

Wearable Ultrasound Patch Uses AI to Detect Elevated Central Venous Pressure

An AI-enabled wearable ultrasound patch noninvasively estimates central venous pressure and accurately detects elevated levels at the bedside. Read more
20 Aug 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Radiant is a connected electronic dosimetry solution that gives clinicians immediate visibility into radiation levels during high-exposure medical procedures (Photo courtesy of Radiation Detection Company)

Real-Time Radiation Monitor Supports Safer Fluoroscopy-Guided Procedures

A new real-time dosimetry system shows scatter dose during fluoroscopy, guiding positioning and shielding to reduce exposure. Read more
19 Aug 2026 | Patient Care
Image: The figure shows a photo of the team’s spheroids taken using immunofluorescence imaging, a type of microscopy that allows biologists to view specific proteins or molecules inside a cell or tissue. A total of 16 spheroids, although some are not visible in the figure, are positioned in a microgel structure using a specialized form of 3D printing. In their work, a team of researchers demonstrated that these spheroids can help support the formation of new blood vessels in regenerated bone tissue. (Photo courtesy of Ibrahim Ozbolat/Daniel Hayes)

3D Bioprinting Method Enhances Bone Repair by Promoting Blood Vessel Growth

A 3D bioprinting method uses programmed stem-cell clusters to enhance blood vessel formation, bone repair, and graft integration. Read more
19 Aug 2026 | Surgical Techniques

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AI Digital Twin Platform Supports Personalized Cancer Treatment

Oncology teams face persistent challenges in tailoring treatment plans as tumors evolve and responses vary across patients. Static snapshots from imaging or genomics offer limited guidance for complex... Read more

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Image: Understanding how the gel is assembled at the atomic scale required a technique called Magic Angle Spinning Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. A tiny quantity of gel was packed into a ceramic rotor like this and spun at nearly one million revolutions per minute inside a powerful magnet. The measurements revealed how palladium atoms connect the foldamer molecules to form the gel’s molecular backbone. (Photo courtesy of Dominik Kubicki)

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New Robotic Bronchoscopy Software Enhances Lung Nodule Navigation and Targeting

Accurate bronchoscopy to lung nodules can be technically challenging because patient anatomy may shift between pre-procedure computed tomography and the live procedure. These changes, together with CT-to-body... Read more

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Accurate blood pressure monitoring is essential for managing hypertension and cardiovascular risk, but traditional upper-arm cuffs can be cumbersome in clinical and home settings. These limitations can... Read more

Medical Imaging

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Imaging Biomarkers Aim to Personalize Treatment for Post-Stroke Bladder Dysfunction

Post-stroke lower urinary tract dysfunction, including urinary incontinence, affects many stroke survivors and can persist long after the acute event. These symptoms undermine independence, burden caregivers,... Read more

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Digital Symptom Monitoring Supports More Personalized Breast Cancer Care

Metastatic breast cancer, in which tumors spread to other organs, is incurable but increasingly managed with modern systemic therapies. As more treatments shift from hospital infusions to oral or at-home... Read more

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Image: A phase object modeled as a thin, pure phase transmission mask is illuminated with horizontally polarized light at two different wavelengths (Haiwei Wang et al., Nanophotonics (2026). DOI: 10.1002/nap2.70190)

Ultrathin Metasurface Could Bring Quantitative Phase Imaging to Portable Devices

Point-of-care imaging often depends on bulky optical systems that have difficulty visualizing nearly transparent cells and tissues without staining. These limitations can slow diagnosis and restrict use... Read more

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Teledyne to Acquire Varex Imaging in $1.1 Billion Deal

Teledyne Technologies and Varex Imaging Corporation announced a definitive agreement on August 10, 2026, under which Teledyne will acquire all outstanding common shares of Varex for USD 18.... Read more

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