New non-invasive device monitors vital signs, movement
Scientists and engineers at Oregon State University and the University of California, San Diego have developed a non-invasive device that monitors vital signs and activity. The ‘life and activity...
View ArticleNew head patch could effectively, easily monitor patients after stroke
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Florida have developed a new head patch to monitor stroke victims during their hospitalization. “About one-third of stroke patients in the hospital suffer another...
View ArticleActive contact lens that lets you see like the Terminator patented
If you’ve seen any of the Terminator movies, or any other sci-fi film, you’re probably familiar with the idea of in-eye display systems. Even the newest Mission Impossible movie features contact...
View ArticleUser-friendly delivery of dry powder vaccines
Needle reuse is illegal in developed countries, and rightly so. Sadly, this practice still takes places in many undeveloped countries, and is a source of significant spread of disease and infection....
View ArticlePatented injectable bone polymer heals fractures
Remember that scene in the Harry Potter books where Harry falls off his broom and breaks his arm, and the nurse gives him Skele-gro to heal his breaks? This new patent, assigned to Drexel University,...
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