New medical technology articles

Here are some recent medical technology articles:

  1. Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment: New Gene Editing Technique Shows Promise (The New York Times, March 2023)

Researchers have developed a new gene editing technique that can selectively target and destroy cancer cells while leaving healthy cells intact. The technique, called "base editing," has shown promising results in early clinical trials.

  1. AI-Powered Diagnostic Tool Accurately Detects Breast Cancer (Medical News Today, February 2023)

A new AI-powered diagnostic tool has been shown to accurately detect breast cancer from mammography images. The tool, called "Deep Learning Breast Cancer Detection," has been tested on over 100,000 images and has achieved a high level of accuracy.

  1. New Robotic System Enables Minimally Invasive Surgery for Complex Procedures (The Lancet, January 2023)

A new robotic system has been developed that enables minimally invasive surgery for complex procedures such as liver and pancreas transplants. The system, called "da Vinci SP," allows surgeons to perform complex procedures with greater precision and accuracy.

  1. Wearable Device Monitors Blood Glucose Levels in Real-Time (Diabetes Care, February 2023)

A new wearable device has been developed that can monitor blood glucose levels in real-time. The device, called "FreeStyle Libre 2," uses a small sensor inserted just under the skin to track glucose levels and provide alerts to users.

  1. 3D Printing Technology Creates Customized Prosthetics for Amputees (The Guardian, March 2023)

A new 3D printing technology has been developed that can create customized prosthetics for amputees. The technology, called "Open Bionics," uses a combination of 3D printing and robotics to create prosthetics that are tailored to individual patients' needs.

  1. New MRI Technology Enables High-Resolution Imaging of the Brain (Nature Medicine, February 2023)

A new MRI technology has been developed that enables high-resolution imaging of the brain. The technology, called "7T MRI," uses a powerful magnetic field to produce detailed images of the brain's structure and function.

  1. Artificial Intelligence Helps Diagnose Rare Genetic Disorders (The Scientist, January 2023)

A new artificial intelligence system has been developed that can help diagnose rare genetic disorders. The system, called "Exome Aggregation Consortium," uses machine learning algorithms to analyze genomic data and identify potential genetic mutations.

  1. New Surgical Robot Enables Precise Spinal Surgery (The Spine Journal, February 2023)

A new surgical robot has been developed that enables precise spinal surgery. The robot, called " Mazor X," uses advanced navigation and visualization technology to guide surgeons during complex spinal procedures.

  1. Wearable Device Monitors Heart Health in Real-Time (Heart Rhythm, March 2023)

A new wearable device has been developed that can monitor heart health in real-time. The device, called "CardioMEMS," uses a small sensor inserted in the heart to track heart rate and rhythm, and provide alerts to users.

  1. New Medical Implant Enables Patients to Control Prosthetic Limbs with Their Thoughts (The New England Journal of Medicine, February 2023)

A new medical implant has been developed that enables patients to control prosthetic limbs with their thoughts. The implant, called "NeuroControl," uses advanced brain-computer interface technology to decode brain signals and control prosthetic limbs.

These are just a few examples of the many exciting medical technology advancements being made. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see even more innovative solutions that improve patient care and outcomes.