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GPS-Enabled Implants to Track Dementia Patients

According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 47 million people worldwide suffer from dementia. This number will increase to 75 million by 2030. Six in 10 people with dementia will wander at some point.…

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3D Printed Amphibious Prosthetic Helps Return Amputees to the Water

Not for profit healthcare company based in New York, Norwell Health, is doing something extremely special in collaboration with fellow New York companies The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research and Eschen Prosthetic and Orthotics. Together,…

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Google’s AI Can Predict When a Hospital Patient Will Pass Away

Tech giant Google has already made inroads into nearly every aspect of people’s lives. And now, Google might even know when you’re going to die. But, ominous as it sounds, this information could end up…

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Evo 3D Printed Dental Implants Receive Major Investment

The 3D printing industry continues to be on the up and up, especially as it pertains to the healthcare industry. London-based biotech company, Evo Dental, is at the forefront of developing full jaw dental implant…

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Bacteria Could Help Humans Breathe on Mars

Scientists have been working for years on plans to colonize Mars. But what is the point in constructing interesting Martian habitats, growing food or digging tunnels into Mars if our most basic and immediate need…

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Scientists Develop Material Capable of Regenerating Dental Enamel

In a big scientific breakthrough, researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed mineralized materials that could regenerate hard tissues, such as dental enamel and bone. Tooth enamel forms a shell around the top…

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Scientists Successfully 3D Print Artificial Cornea By Utilizing Human Cells

Newcastle University’s Steve Swioklo and Professor Che Connon have officially pushed the envelope in the 3D printing industry by developing an artificial cornea. But not just any artificial cornea… By utilizing human cells the scientists…

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Microsoft Applies for New Health Tech Patents of the Fitness Tracking Band Variety

Microsoft appeared to give up on tech-related bands back in 2016 when its original Band fitness tracker was for lack of a better word, underwhelming. However, two relatively new fitness-tracker sensors patents from the company…

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Injectable Bandage Made From Seaweed Stops Internal Bleeding in Three Minutes

Internal bleeding can sometimes be life-threatening. It is currently one of the leading causes of death worldwide, especially on the battlefield. To deal with this problem, scientists at Texas A&M University created an injectable bandage…

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This Bench Absorbs More Air Pollution than a Small Forest

Smog hanging over cities around the world is perhaps the most familiar and obvious form of air pollution. According to the World Health Organization, air pollution is the cause of one in eight deaths worldwide.…

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GPS-Enabled Implants to Track Dementia Patients

3D Printed Amphibious Prosthetic Helps Return Amputees to the Water

Google’s AI Can Predict When a Hospital Patient Will Pass Away

Evo 3D Printed Dental Implants Receive Major Investment

Bacteria Could Help Humans Breathe on Mars

Scientists Develop Material Capable of Regenerating Dental Enamel

Scientists Successfully 3D Print Artificial Cornea By Utilizing Human Cells

Microsoft Applies for New Health Tech Patents of the Fitness Tracking Band Variety

Injectable Bandage Made From Seaweed Stops Internal Bleeding in Three Minutes

This Bench Absorbs More Air Pollution than a Small Forest

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