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In this article, we will take a deeper dive into one facet of medical design innovation that has the potential to provide economical and reliable monitoring solutions for patients anytime, anywhere. Read More

According to the World Health Organization, the global cancer burden rose in 2018 to 18.1 million new cases, 9.6 million cancer deaths, and 43.8 million people living with cancer. This increase in the number of cancer patients puts tremendous ... Read More

The medical establishment has relied on blood testing to quantify numerous diagnostic parameters for many years. Although this approach is ideal for a wide range of analytes, it has limitations for hormone analysis. This article looks at the ... Read More

Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) analysis is a common forensic test used to define the level of intoxication in an individual arrested for driving under the influence (DUI). Despite being a routinely performed test, BAC analysis endures limitations ... Read More

There are approximately 7000 rare diseases that are known, and according to the Rare Disease Day Organization, they affect anywhere from three to six percent of the world’s population. Moreover, approximately seventy percent of rare diseases are ... Read More

Hyperspectral Imaging, currently used to detect everything from pathogens in meat products to art forgeries, is a quickly-evolving technology with potential life-saving applications in the medical field. Because it utilizes an advanced camera and ... Read More