#medical-innovation

#medical-innovation

Dr. Bryant Lin's course teaches profound lessons on humanity and resilience through his journey with terminal lung cancer.

Ozempic's success is tied to a hormone from the Gila monster, showcasing the unexpected links between wildlife and modern medicine.

Proton Intelligence is creating a continuous potassium monitoring device set to launch in 2025, addressing a significant healthcare need for patients with chronic kidney disease.

Large medtech companies face legal allegations for exploiting physicians' patents, threatening innovation in the healthcare industry.

Joy highlights Jean Purdy's pivotal role in the development of IVF and her personal struggle with infertility, which propelled her dedication to helping others.

Young individuals like Becca Ziegler are considering cryonics as a viable option for potential future revival after death.

A team at Missouri S&T is developing a glass powder that enhances blood clotting, showing promise for both health benefits and commercial interest.

Maimonides Medical Center addresses healthcare disparities by providing advanced heart failure treatment with L.V.A.D., enhancing patient quality of life in Brooklyn.

A food dye can make animal tissues temporarily transparent, enhancing visibility for medical applications.

Donepezil may be repurposed to create a state of 'biostasis' in emergency situations, potentially extending survival time for critically injured patients.

Researchers are exploring the use of parasites like Toxoplasma gondii to deliver therapeutic proteins into the brain for treating neurological conditions.

Innovative medical designs are transforming healthcare with improved functionality and aesthetics.

Development of a conformal ultrasound patch for accurate and continuous monitoring of cerebral blood flow.

Cellares aims to enhance access to critical cell therapies through innovative manufacturing approaches.

Thorsten Siess's idea of the Impella, a device to aid heart function, became a successful medical innovation after years of dedication and perseverance.

The first person to receive a genetically modified pig kidney has passed away after the transplant.

A new device called Liberty allows cancer patients to perform blood tests at home, potentially reducing hospital visits and boosting productivity.

Human challenge trials are efficient for evaluating vaccines and therapeutics.

Controlled studies like Chim can provide reliable insights into diseases and immunity.

DCT in Australia aims to accelerate the vaccine approval process and benefit financially.

Military doctors in Afghanistan had to quickly innovate and adapt to the high number of wounded soldiers, leading to the highest survival rate for battlefield wounds in history.

A novel antioxidant biomaterial could improve islet transplantation outcomes for chronic pancreatitis patients.