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The middle ear microphone is the way ahead?

The middle-ear microphone is a revolutionary microphone which is placed at the point where the ear drum meets the hearing bones. The silicon chip placed in it detects all kinds of voices and vibrat

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AeroDR wireless digital radiography system by Konica is really lightweight

If you were searching for an extremely convenient medium to achieve digital workflow and faster quality images with almost feather-like dimensions, then here’s something you should have a glimpse

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Microscopic diagnostic probe takes 3D images of inner parts of tissues

Health care industry is indeed one of key beneficiaries of modern advances in technology. New inventions often help the industry grow richer and extremely inexpensive as well. A new microscopic dia

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Samsung develops new Implantable Medical Devices for human brain

It’s good to think different at times, especially when the change talks about goodness. Samsung seems to have done something exactly similar with its latest brain implant technology. Well, the te

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Plastic brain artery model can train doctors to do critical brain surgeries

To do brain surgery is a complicated job. Even experienced surgeons will be extra cautious while performing operations for critical brain issues like blood vessel tumor and brain aneurysm. It is he

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Personal Mobile Vehicle: Omni directional Wheelchair with threaded wheels

If you thought that Japan’s innovations were limited to cool robotic toys and nanotechnology, then you could not be more wrong. Here is a wheelchair that will help the aged to maneuver around cor

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iPod like device visioned to offer reprieve from tinnitus

Tinnitus may not be a severe problem as some other intense health condition, but it doesn’t mean that it does not have a drastic impact on the lives of the affected. Sufferers hear a variety of n

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Acoustic waves to power mini pressure sensor in implantable medical devices

We have heard of many medical implants over the years, but those powered by sound waves outside are scarce as of now. A team of researchers at Purdue University has come up with an advanced pressur

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miniME: Personalized medical monitoring gadget tracks health stats using RFID, NFC

Advances in electronics, computing and nanotechnologies have benefited the medical sciences in spectacular ways. No doubt, the human body is very complex system and it has posed great challenges to

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