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Brain stimulating headgear for treating depression at home is getting smaller and less painful, with fewer headaches reported among those...

A London-based startup’s simple vision test catches dementia symptoms way earlier than currently available tests, saving time and money for...

Achieving heavy strides in healthcare, precision medicine is integrating with advanced technologies to pin-point diseases in advance. What will the...

Instead of testing drugs on patients directly, a cutting-edge precision medicine process is creating miniature beating hearts as primary test subjects....

The healthcare industry is "in the midst of a biomarker revolution," which is paving the way for more personalized, precision...

As precision medicine hones its skills and attempts to become even more personalized, pharma companies and clinical trial designs must...

Personalized healthcare and precision medicine are roping in cutting-edge technologies, but their path is strewn with technical, political, and regulatory...

Biobots modeled after sperm cells can now swim, which means they could one day seed stem cells to deliver drugs,...

Technologies like deep tech and big data are working with precision medicine to give us customized healthcare. Big data in...

Live from your intestines, doctors will soon be able to control a pill cam as if they were playing Xbox,...

The medical profession has been working very closely with machines for some time now, so what can previous introductions of...

An online service that helps people seeking medical marijuana is launching kiosks in dispensaries to help patients connect with licensed doctors. Although...

What was once Hollywood science fiction, 3D soldiers are now being developed by the US Army to virtually simulate high-risk...

Pharmaceutical company MSD has officially opened two new facilities at their existing Brinny site near Innishannon, Cork. The two new facilities, the Brinny Bioassay Centre of Expertise and the Brinny Pneumococcal Vaccine Conjugation Facility, represent a financial investment of €28.6 million and the provision of 70 jobs.

US scientists who were just "really curious" have genetically engineered the world’s first organism that can shoot laser beams.

Star Trek style medical scanners took a step closer to becoming reality this week following the United States’ Food and Drug Administration’s approval of a smartphone App that will allow medical professionals to scan and access medical images for use in patient diagnoses.