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Astronauts sometimes experience poor vision when returning home. The culprit may be pressure changes in the brain, caused by zero gravity. Researchers are teaming up to solve the problem with a relatively simple solution
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Heart issues may make even non-invasive surgery like aortic valve replacement dangerous for some patients; the risk of stroke due to debris dislodging during surgery is highly possible. Now a newly-approved device may help lower the risks
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After years of animal testing, researchers at Penn State have developed a therapy to treat some of the most resistant cancers, without damaging any healthy cells, and that treatment is now in the early stages of testing on humans
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Most implant procedures go well, but sometimes, there is gum loss that causes self-consciousness and tooth sensitivity. A new technique is now allowing dentists to move gums back into place without cutting or stitching
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For people who have multiple health conditions, fixing one can sometimes lead to problems with the other. A new technology precisely controls and measures the amount of dye used in heart catheterizations and other procedures requiring imaging
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Quote of the week:
“My favourite poem is the one that starts ‘Thirty days hath September’ because it actually tells you something.
— Groucho Marx
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