
Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
New therapy kills cancerous cells while stimulating growth of new healthy bone
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New therapy kills cancerous cells while stimulating growth of new healthy bone
The first user of a myokinetic prosthesis was able to perform everyday actions such as pouring water into a glass, opening a jar, tying shoelaces and grasping fragile objects
Irradiating tumours containing gold nanoparticles should enhance radiotherapy effectiveness while minimizing potential side effects
In-ear electroencephalography could protect drivers, pilots and machine operators from the dangers of fatigue
Researchers demonstrate that targeted alpha-particle treatments can reduce the level of amyloid-beta plaque in mouse brain tissues
A helmet-like upright imaging device has potential to enable previously impossible neuroimaging studies
PhD studentship available to develop technologies for in situ characterization of nuclear fission products
Minibeam radiotherapy using a clinical orthovoltage unit successfully treats two patients
Speakers at the recent AAPM Annual Meeting examined the clinical impact and future potential of MR-guided radiotherapy
The Seracam portable gamma camera could extend the use of nuclear medicine investigations beyond the constraints of larger fixed gamma camera systems