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Image: A researcher holds an Optically Pumped Magnetometer (Photo courtesy of Qualcomm Institute/UC San Diego)

Non-Invasive Technique for Recording Involuntary Nervous System Could Warn of Impending Sepsis

For the first time, a wearable, non-invasive device has been shown to measure human cervical nerve activity in clinical environments, providing healthcare professionals with a real-time, clinically validated method to observe activity levels in the involuntary nervous system. More...
01 Aug 2024
Image: A new study has found lasting, reliable performance for wireless pacemakers (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

Dual-Chamber Wireless Pacemaker Delivers Lasting and Reliable Performance

A new study supports the long-term reliability of dual-chamber wireless pacemakers over three months by examining the device’s performance under various conditions, such as increased heart rates or changes in posture. More...
31 Jul 2024
Image: The mathematical method enables fast, accurate estimates of cardiovascular state to inform blood pressure management (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

New Method Accurately Estimates Cardiovascular State to Inform Blood Pressure Management During Surgery

A new mathematical framework accurately derives vital information in real-time for use during critical medical procedures, enhancing treatment for conditions that impact cardiovascular function or blood volume. More...
30 Jul 2024
Image: Lupus antibodies — represented by butterflies — float amidst a stream of nucleosides on their way into the nucleus of a live tumor cell (Photo courtesy of Yale School of Medicine)

Trojan-Horse Therapy Proves Effective against Several Cancer Tumor Types

Disguising tumor-fighting antibodies inside the molecules used by cancer to nourish tumor growth can help sneak by cancer’s defenses, offering a novel therapy approach. More...
29 Jul 2024
Image: A 3D printed blood vessel. (Photo courtesy of N. Radacsi, University of Edinburgh)

3D-Printed Blood Vessels Could Improve Outcomes for Heart Bypass Patients

Strong, flexible, gel-like tubes developed through innovative 3D printing technology could improve heart bypass surgery outcomes, replacing the human and synthetic veins currently used to divert blood flow, experts say. More...
29 Jul 2024
Image: Peerbridge Cor is a 3-lead, 2-channel wireless AECG that simplifies the testing and diagnostic process (Photo courtesy of Peerbridge Health)

First-of-its-Kind Trial to Measure Ejection Fraction Severity Directly from AI-Enabled Remote ECG Wearable

A groundbreaking remote monitoring platform now offers a cost-effective alternative for measuring ejection fraction while minimizing patient inconvenience and enabling more regular assessments More...
26 Jul 2024
Image: A new study has associated the use of Ceribell point-of-care EEG with a significant reduction in length of stay in the ICU (Photo courtesy of Ceribell, Inc.)

Point-Of-Care EEG System Significantly Reduces Length of Patient Stay in ICU

A multi-center retrospective study has shown a significant association between the early detection of nonconvulsive seizures via POC-EEG and a reduction in ICU length of stay. More...
25 Jul 2024
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