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A hip replacement system recently approved by the FDA is helping surgeons find the best alignment for prosthetics, using x-rays, CT scans, and 3D models.
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Three million Americans every year struggle with a leaky mitral valve. The condition can put strain on the heart and cause the muscle to flutter or beat irregularly. Now a minimally invasive procedure is helping patients get back on their feet faster!
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People who severely damage cartilage in their knees have a new treatment option that uses their own cells, re-implanted. And these cells can adhere in sixty minutes
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Falls are the leading cause of fatal and serious injuries in older Americans. But new technology is giving peace of mind to seniors and the loved ones who want to make sure they are safe.
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When it comes to radio frequency skin-tightening technology, a risk is that temperatures could get too high and burn the skin. But new technology has eliminated that danger and is offering a new cosmetic option
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Quote of the week:“The class which has the power to rob upon a large scale has also the power to control the government and legalize their robbery.”
— Eugene V. Debs   
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