Underdeveloped regions often become grounds for the proliferation of diseases. While it's hard enough to treat diseases with limited resources, it can be just as tough to simply detect them. ...
Read More »Approximately 60,000 patients in Korea require an artificial eye, however 1/3rd of them find themselves not receiving one. Severance Hospital in Korea are looking to remedy this problem. ...
Read More »Researchers at City, Univertisty of London are leveraging 3D printing to produce visual aids for premature babies so that doctors can test the sights of these children as part of crucial ...
Read More »Researchers at the City University of Hong Kong have developed a novel new robotic drug delivery system. The university 3D printed a few microscopic medical robots that deliver crucial ...
Read More »As 3D printing becomes more crucial in our daily lives, so does the need to establish educational programs for it. This is a very popular notion of course, but it becomes difficult in ...
Read More »The medical industry uses 3D printing in all sorts of ways, some in actual medical practices and others in tools. However, a new project showcases how additive manufacturing can aid in the ...
Read More »Researchers at PENN State have just discovered a new method of creating improved PDMS constructs. The new approach involves the amalgamation of PDMS elastomers Sylgard 184 and SE 1700 to ...
Read More »London-based company FabRx have set up a Kickstarter to fund a new way of producing medicine for children. To do this, FabRx adapted a Magic Candy Factory 3D printer into prepare medicines ...
Read More »Bioprinting has made the jobs of many a cardiologist far easier. From 3D printed heart valves to blood cells, many innovations have come about due to 3D printing. Now, researchers from ...
Read More »FabRx and the University College of London have made a breakthrough discovery in the world of medicine. Outlined in their new research, they have detailed a means for producing customizable ...
Read More »Researchers at Brigham Young University have just achieved a marvel in the field of microfluidics. They managed to print a fluidics lab on a scale never before achieved. The purpose of ...
Read More »Torc2 has developed a new material that is reusable because it can melt at low temperatures. The company is looking at the material as a safe and easy way to produce plastic ...
Read More »Microfluidics is one of the fields that is experiencing a boom thanks to 3D printing. Due to the need for such delicate design work, a lot of new research is now lab testable. Take for ...
Read More »Scientists at Northwestern University, Illinois just can't stop making medical breakthroughs with 3d printing methods. Last month we told you about their promising hyperelastic bone made ...
Read More »The possible healthcare advantages of 3D printing technology are well-known. You've probably read at least one story about how additive manufacturing technology is used in medicine. Dental ...
Read More »There is a good chance that many of your friends want to sport a bit more in the upcoming year. And if you want to sport but you're not very keen on monotonously running blocks around your ...
Read More »If you're visually impaired, then reading a text in a book full of small letters won't be easy. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (SIT) therefore decided to do ...
Read More »3D printing techniques have been helping many fields to improve, such as the medical one. Whether it comes to a 3D printed pelvis or jaw or even a skull replacement, the technique has proven ...
Read More »There is a 5 percent chance that you suffer from apnoea, as 5 percent of the world population has this disease. When one is suffering from this disease, the person can't breathe properly ...
Read More »If you're a football player and you've got your face injured during a match, then it could take up to three weeks before you can play a new match. This is all because of safety procedures. ...
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