Diagnostics

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Nanotransistor Boosts Sensitivity of Gene Sequencer New approach could hasten cheap DNA sequencing
Patients in ICUs Do Better With Telemedicine Tele-ICU system sets a new benchmark at UMass
Keeping Watch on Wounds Woven into a bandage, an experimental optical fiber could monitor healing
Bedside Cancer Detector Portable NMR and smartphone combo could diagnose in minutes
The Psychiatrist in the Machine Software rivals doctors at distinguishing among different kinds of depression and schizophrenia
UK Pharmacy to Sell Pill with Ingestible Microchip
Mon, January 16, 2012

Blog Post: Microchip monitor patients' heart rate, respiration, posture as well as sleeping patterns

Moore's Law Leads to $1000 Genome Device
Tue, January 10, 2012

Blog Post: Life Technologies' cheap genome sequencing chip shows how semiconductor technology is making personal genomes happen

Arab Engineering Rising
Thu, December 29, 2011

Podcast: A Techwise Conversation with Ahmed K. Elmagarmid of the Qatar Computing Research Institute

Nanotransistor Boosts Sensitivity of Gene Sequencer
December 2011

Article: New approach could hasten cheap DNA sequencing

Tech Is Invented Globally but Adopted One Country at a Time
December 2011

Article: Few countries will be able to embrace 16 emerging technologies this decade

U.S. Doctors Getting Annoyed with Electronic Health Records?
Tue, October 04, 2011

Blog Post: Even with government financial incentives, uptake is still slow

Researchers Move Closer to Objectively Quantifying Pain
Thu, September 22, 2011

Blog Post: A preliminary study suggests fMRI can be used to determine pain response

Ultrasound for Mind Reading
September 2011

Article: Ultrasound transducers could make a better brain-computer interface

WellPoint Hires IBM's "Dr." Watson
Tue, September 13, 2011

Blog Post: Will be used to help improve patient's healthcare

Nanorobots Are Not a Technology; They Are a Prediction
Tue, September 06, 2011

Blog Post: Equating quantum dots with nanorobots in cancer treatment means you've misunderstood something

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