An artificial pancreas that releases both insulin and pramlintide, an analog of amylin, might offer better control during the after-meal period.
An artificial pancreas that releases both insulin and pramlintide, an analog of amylin, might offer better control during the after-meal period.
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A new device from scientists at McGill University’s Department of Bioengineering allows early and quick detection of life-threatening bacteria.
A new device from scientists at McGill University’s Department of Bioengineering allows early and quick detection of life-threatening bacteria.
A low-cost haptic needle simulator aims to train young minds without expensive equipment.
Surgeons could torch tumors faster and more accurately with help from a new thermal imaging system.
Surgeons could torch tumors faster and more accurately with help from a new thermal imaging system.
A new process of running sound waves through blood samples could make cancer diagnosis and treatment quicker and easier.
A new process of running sound waves through blood samples could make cancer diagnosis and treatment quicker and easier.
A new process of running sound waves through blood samples could make cancer diagnosis and treatment quicker and easier.
A new approach to transplanting insulin-producing islet cells offers new hope for diabetics who cannot manage their disease with regular insulin injections.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia created a ‘smart stent’ empowered with sensors that can monitor and provide real-time feedback on blood flow to help decrease restenosis or the narrowing of arteries.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia created a ‘smart stent’ empowered with sensors that can monitor and provide real-time feedback on blood flow to help decrease restenosis or the narrowing of arteries.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia created a ‘smart stent’ empowered with sensors that can monitor and provide real-time feedback on blood flow to help decrease restenosis or the narrowing of arteries.