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This intelligent surgical device is a cornerstone in the surgical removal of cancers

The test supports international guidelines for treating antibiotic resistant STI

The National Center for Tumor Diseases and Protagen AG collaborate to improve information integration

Machine-learning system determines the fewest, smallest doses that could still shrink brain tumors

Novel drug, aducanumab, successfully attacks and clears amyloid β protein deposits

How ddPCR technology could enable earlier therapeutic intervention in EGFR mutated lung cancers

People who suffer a stroke caused by bleeding in the brain could be helped by four simple checks of their brain scans, research suggests

Collaborative research effort reduces off-target CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing, removing barriers for human therapeutic applications

The first non-radioactive dual-tracer for sentinel lymph node biopsy approved in the U.S

Researchers from University of Manchester and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust have developed an instrument which could treat chronic ulcers with light

Novel diagnostic technology enables powerful data intelligence, operational improvements and other enhancements in the lab

The findings could radically improve storage and transportation of human organs, food and medicine – and advance laboratory research

New study suggests diagnosis and management of patients with viral meningitis is sub-optimal

An international collaboration between the University of Bath and Universidad de los Andes has developed an integrated device for testing a water source

NOSO-502 on track to be the first novel antibiotic class to be introduced into the clinics for 40 years

First high-sensitivity troponin I assay available in the United States enables clinicians to provide improvements in cardiac patient management

Offered as part of a routine CBC with differential test, the hematology-based solution is intended to alert emergency department clinicians to sepsis or the possibility of sepsis earlier than any other indicator