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Why So Many Mixed Messages on Mammogram Benefits?
The Swiss Medical Board discovers mammography appeared to be preventing only one death for every 1,000 women screened, while causing harm to many more.
How local forces deform the lipid membranes
ETH Zurich researchers have been able to show why biological cells can take on such an astonishing variety of shapes: it has to do with how the number and strength of local forces acting on the cell membrane from within. This knowledge feeds into the development of better minimal model systems and artificial cells.
5 key trends for the future of healthcare
Drones, gene editing and digital developments will all play a role in this golden era of innovation
How Drones Can Help Rural Clinics
A new study finds that drones can indeed be trusted to deliver blood samples.
Apple Heart Study posts decent results, but the next step will be harder
Another vast trial is on the cards for Apple’s ECG, and ought to yield more meaningful data.
Supercharged LHC Finds Hints of Entirely New Particle
Two separate teams of physicists working with the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland have identified signs of a new fundamental particle of nature. While hypotheses abound as to what exactly this particle could be - if it exists at all - the most p
How drones could deliver better health
Drones are the sexy, mysterious tech craze that are often a butt of a joke, a vague solution or an ominous threat. But no matter how flashy, good technology should still solve concrete problems. Am…
How tiny backpacks are turning bees into living drones
Scientists are turning the bugs into living drones for collecting vital information about the environment.
How drones could change the future of healthcare delivery
The healthcare sector in some countries could potentially witness large-scale deliveries of blood, long-tail medicines, samples and even organs by using drones.
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