Spiders use their silk to catch lunch. Now physicists are using it to catch light. New research shows that natural silk could be an eco-friendly alternative to more traditional ways of manipulating light, such as through glass or plastic fiber optic cables. (Read More)
For treating or preventing lower back pain, iREHAB Back Pain is a pocket Physical Therapist whenever and wherever you need it. (Read More)
Zombies, Run! 5k Training is an 8-week training program and audio adventure for beginners that’ll improve your fitness so you can run a 5km distance. Its give you clear and detailed instructions about when to walk, jog, run and stretch, building up your confidence and stamina over 25 workouts – combined with a gripping story delivered straight to your headphones. (Read More)
Physicians and environmentalists alike could soon be using a new class of electronic devices: small, robust and high performance, yet also biocompatible and capable of dissolving completely in water – or in bodily fluids. (Read More)
While we strive for technologies that save lives, a growing concern in the medtech industry is environmental sustainability.At the 2012 CleanMed Europe Conference on September 26th, Johnson & Johnson released a report revealing that increased global demand for more sustainable health care is driving the creation of “greener” products and purchasing guidelines among health care institutions. (Read More)
Allergy Alert® app is now compatible with Ford SYNC®AppLink™ to give drivers a safe way to check the potential for scratchy eyes, sore throats and runny noses while on the go. (Read More)
We believe a woman deserves a comfortable road to recovery and the highest quality of life following a mastectomy. Many women recently suffering of breast cancer. This is the highest number of diagnosis next to skin cancer in U.S.. (Read More)
Another new interesting product came for physicians. They can fully utilizes it. Clipboard+ came about because of the frustrations associated with using smartphone technology to aid in doing work on paper. It is both clumsy and awkward to switch between paper and smartphone when referencing an email attachment or looking something up online. (Read More)
Another good news for visually impaired persons. Scientists are manufactured a smart device that usually help perceive the visual scene surrounding them. Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel have developed a new, more intuitive way for blind people to perceive and interact with objects in the environment around them. EyeMusic is a sensory substitution device (SSD) that converts visual input into audio output, and many have been attempted before. (Read More)
Nowadays mobile apps become a part of most of the physicians. This can make physician’s time saver and give some valuable information instantly.There are currently a few apps out there that attempt to accomplish this such as Isabel and now Caracal Diagnosis. (Read More)
