Diabetes successfully treated with ultrasound
The non-pharmacological approach to diabetes is approaching: there are already 3 animal models on which an ultrasound treatment has ...
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Harvard studies exoskeletons that use ultrasound to adapt to the user
They have become ever faster and more accurate, and with this new Harvard development the exoskeletons are quickly starting to ...
Ultrasound on the nerves to combat high blood pressure
High blood pressure? A serial killer with over 8 million deaths a year. An experimental method lowers it when not even ...
A tiny, injectable Chip uses ultrasound to monitor the body
A revolutionary integrated approach combining communication and power systems produces a new chip invisible to the naked eye and ...
MIT, tests continue to kill Covid with ultrasound
MIT's ultrasound tests in the range used for human diagnostics are yielding good results on COVID-19. Yes ...
A UCLA team 'reboots' the brains of two comatose patients with ultrasound
Awakening patients in a coma has been a goal pursued for years. The author of the first result, deemed fortuitous at the time, tries again with ...
TULSA, ultrasound waves against prostate cancer
Excellent success rate, tumors eliminated to the millimeter, farewell complications: TULSA, ultrasound waves against prostate cancer
ViTUN 2.0, an ultrasonic pen instead of a stain remover
Goodbye, old stain remover: Vitun 2.0 is an ultrasonic pen that with its 50.000 vibrations per second cleans ...
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Create 'renewable' or rather 'perpetual' bio photovoltaic cells
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Unreal Engine 5, crazy: it doesn't stand out from reality
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Plastic recycling, shock report: "it doesn't work, and it will never work"
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Hermeus tries it: hypersonic planes of 6000 kilometers per hour
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Portugal, the largest floating solar park in Europe is ready for launch
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B.1.1.529, for Omicron friends: how dangerous is the new variant?
There are many open questions about Omicron, the new variant of SARS-CoV-2 detected in South Africa. Here's what we know so far.
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