BioMedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering is the biological or medical application of engineering principles or engineering equipment — called also biomedical engineering.
Bacteriophages are all over the world and they are on you right now. Don't worry they have been modded and they only target bacteria. This is a really big deal because bacteria are becoming very strong,...
Monitoring your health can be time consuming and require lots of expensive equipment, but in San Diego, the engineers at the University of California have created a soft and stretchy skin patch that monitors several aspects of your health all at once.
Mind uploading, the idea of uploading one's consciousness into the digital world, is a term coined for years in science fiction. But what if I told you this method of immortal existence could be real?
Johnson and Johnson made a new vaccine that is very different than the ones already used. It is only one dose and does not need to be shipped frozen, both advantages over the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine.
The CoViD-19 vaccine has been in the headlines a lot lately. But before you get it, you might want to know - how does it work?
Do you want an easy and very efficient way to get rid of germs and bacteria? Well that is why they created a Ultraviolet-C lamp. This article will tell you about UVC lights and what they are used for.
While vaccines may seem miraculous, there is actually a very complicated method of testing, creating, approving and distributing that relies heavily on machines to help.
3-D printing body parts is very complicated and doesn't use plastic like most 3-D builds. Instead, the process uses the patient's tissue to create new cells that, in turn, create new tissue for the doctor to use.
Now, some engineers have begun to tinker with DNA, experimenting and gradually figuring out how to code it, much like how people can program computers.
The device mimics the body’s response that reacts to painful sensations with the same speed that nerve signals travel to the brain.
For many people, artificial intelligence is all about human-like robots, cars, robotic pets, or ocean and space exploration. But have you thought about artificial intelligence in medicine?
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Jaundice, a liver condition caused by buildup of bilirubin that results in yellowing of the skin, most impacted by this medical condition are premature newborn babies. If not treated effectively this medical condition can cause brain damage or even death.
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