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How a tablet computer and mobile van are improving cancer detection
Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Ph.D., of Rice University, has devoted her career to understanding how technology can improve health and save...
Diagnostic Imaging
5 breakthrough technologies your tax dollars are funding
A 15-second, painless mammogram. A laser-powered blood sugar monitor. These are just some of the many breakthrough technologies supported by...
Medical Technology
Celebrating 20 years of the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering
For the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), 2020 is an important year. It marks the 20th anniversary of...
Medical Technology
8 NIH research highlights
What did we learn in 2018 that could help your health this year or in the future? NIH-supported researchers worked on a...
NIH Research
A wearable blood pressure monitor may be in our future
More and more consumers are using health monitors they can wear. These wearables make it easier for patients to track...
Blood Pressure
A closer look at cancer imaging tools
Imaging procedures create pictures of areas inside your body that help your health care provider see whether cancer is present....
Cancer
2-D or 3-D mammography?: The future of breast cancer detection
A new trial may be the answer for finding breast cancer in women who don't have symptoms. The trial...
Cancer
The future of asthma monitoring
With so many pollutants indoors and outdoors, determining what triggers asthma in children is not easy. Now, NIH-supported researchers are...
Asthma
NIH-supported technologies of the future
The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering's Surgery of the Future app lets users see different medical technolgies...
Medical Technology
Surgery of the future
In the not-too-distant future, operating rooms will feature devices that will revolutionize surgery for patients and doctors. You can get...
Surgery