Healthcare

Researchers at Northwestern and George Washington University have developed a pacemaker that dissolves into the body.

Using synthetic biology, a team at Rice has designed bacteria that can sense signs of inflammatory bowel disease in mice.

Researchers have developed a way to bioprint nose cartilage that they hope will one day minimize the need for invasive harvesting from the ribs.

Researchers have found a way to use gold nanoparticles to help diagnose medical problems by embedding them in an invisible tattoo.

An IBM quantum computer is being installed at the Cleveland Clinic as part of the organizations' Discovery Accelerator collaboration.

Researchers developed a skin swab test for Parkinson’s after studying a woman’s strange ability to smell the disease.

There’s a lot about newborn breathing doctors don’t know, but a new imaging technique that can record a baby’s first breaths is pulling back the curtain.

For the first time, TransMedics’ “heart in a box” machine has been used to help children in need of heart transplants, with great success.

External radiation can damage bones and cause side effects. Radioactive bone cement directly into the spine may be a better option.

Researchers at UCSD have developed a wearable health monitor that can measure both cardiovascular and biochemical signals at once.