30-40% of the world population have an allergic reaction to food or pills… Hundreds die annually because of allergies… What…
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Nanoparticle-Enhanced Lenses: Bridging the Gap Between Human and Animal Vision
Imagine being a snake that is able to see in the dark with the help of infrared light vision. Then…
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How Symptom Tracking Tech Revolutionized Pandemic Response
During a pandemic, information is equally important as a vaccine. For a long time, tracking the spread of disease was…
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Imagine a tiny pill that can take a picture of your body’s digestive system: Capsule Endoscopy (PillCam)
Capsule Endoscopy is a tiny and single-use, high-tech camera inside a vitamin-sized capsule that takes thousands of pictures as it…
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Can you imagine a world where there are individuals with artificial parts?
This article will mainly focus on medical innovation - Organ on a chip (OOC) - a micro-scale biomimetic platform that…
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Can artificial blood serve as synthetic oxygen carriers?
The quest to create artificial blood has been in progress for many decades. In hospitals around the world, emergency departments…
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Photomedicine as a Therapeutic Agent in Pathogen Suppression
The idea of using light as a method of purifying surfaces and objects has evolved from being symbolic of purification…
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Life-changing and simple test for diagnosing abnormal menopausal Bleeding – WID-easy Test
Endometrial cancer begins in the layer of cells that form the lining of the uterus, called the endometrium. This type…
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Seeds in the Blood: Detecting Cancer Before It Sprouts
Fighting cancer has frequently felt like a race we start too late. We often detect cancers identified at states where…
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A Healing Printer: Bioprinting Human Tissues
At its core, bioprinting is the process of using “bioinks,” which are a mix of living cells, supportive materials, and…
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