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Heart-on-a-chip reveals impact of spaceflight on cardiac health
A heart-on-a-chip platform sent to the International Space Station reveals how 30 days in space alters heart muscle cells
RadCalc QA: ensuring safe and efficient radiotherapy throughout Australia
Cancer care provider GenesisCare is using LAP’s RadCalc platform to perform software-based quality assurance of all its radiotherapy treatment plans
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ASTRO 2023 showcase
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Read article: Embracing innovation in radiotherapy with Siemens Healthineers and Varian
Embracing innovation in radiotherapy with Siemens Healthineers and Varian
Implementing innovations to enhance patient outcomes
Read article: PTW: providing technological advancements in radiation dosimetry
PTW: providing technological advancements in radiation dosimetry
Introducing PTW, a family-owned radiation dosimetry manufacturing company
Read article: Improved analytics and data management for radiotherapy
Improved analytics and data management for radiotherapy
Sun Nuclear highlights its latest radiotherapy product innovations
Read article: LAP’s LUNA 3D delivers surface guidance for radiation therapy
LAP’s LUNA 3D delivers surface guidance for radiation therapy
LAP introduces its LUNA 3D to improve radiation therapy treatment
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Read article: Gold nanoparticles could improve radiotherapy of pancreatic cancer
Gold nanoparticles could improve radiotherapy of pancreatic cancer
Irradiating tumours containing gold nanoparticles should enhance radiotherapy effectiveness while minimizing potential side effects
Read article: Could targeted alpha therapy help treat Alzheimer’s disease?
Could targeted alpha therapy help treat Alzheimer’s disease?
Researchers demonstrate that targeted alpha-particle treatments can reduce the level of amyloid-beta plaque in mouse brain tissues
Read article: Quantum sensors monitor brain development in children
Quantum sensors monitor brain development in children
This podcast explores how quantum technologies are revolutionizing medicine
Read article: Wearable PET scanner allows brain scans of moving patients
Wearable PET scanner allows brain scans of moving patients
A helmet-like upright imaging device has potential to enable previously impossible neuroimaging studies
Read article: First patients treated using minibeam radiation therapy
First patients treated using minibeam radiation therapy
Minibeam radiotherapy using a clinical orthovoltage unit successfully treats two patients
Read article: MR-guided radiotherapy: where are we now and what does the future hold?
MR-guided radiotherapy: where are we now and what does the future hold?
Speakers at the recent AAPM Annual Meeting examined the clinical impact and future potential of MR-guided radiotherapy
Read article: Tuberculosis-specific PET tracer could enable more effective treatment
Tuberculosis-specific PET tracer could enable more effective treatment
FDT-PET scans in animals show potential for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment monitoring
Read article: Portable camera expands the applications of gamma imaging
Portable camera expands the applications of gamma imaging
The Seracam portable gamma camera could extend the use of nuclear medicine investigations beyond the constraints of larger fixed gamma camera systems
Read article: Robotic radiotherapy could ease treatment for eye disease
Robotic radiotherapy could ease treatment for eye disease
A single dose of stereotactic radiotherapy could reduce the number of eye injections needed to effectively control age-related macular degeneration
Read article: Lung images reveal how breathing distribution differs between the sexes
Lung images reveal how breathing distribution differs between the sexes
Electrical impedance tomography data demonstrate that ventilation is more evenly distributed in women than in men
Read article: Precision medicine: meet two medical physicists who are making it possible
Precision medicine: meet two medical physicists who are making it possible
Anna Barnes and Nicky Whilde explain how technological advances are enabling precision medicine
Read article: RadMachine unifies all machine QA and QC onto one streamlined platform
RadMachine unifies all machine QA and QC onto one streamlined platform
RadMachine software enables radiotherapy clinics and diagnostic centres to manage their quality assurance tasks on a single cloud-based platform
Read article: Low-frequency ultrasound triggers targeted drug delivery
Low-frequency ultrasound triggers targeted drug delivery
Targeted release of drugs from ultrasound-sensitive nanocarriers could minimize side-effects associated with conventional medication
Read article: Oculomics: a window to the health of the body
Oculomics: a window to the health of the body
Alistair Bounds explains the eye-screening technologies that can help us detect and monitor chronic diseases
Read article: SNMMI ‘Image of the Year’ visualizes the brain as never before
SNMMI ‘Image of the Year’ visualizes the brain as never before
The NeuroEXPLORER brain PET scanner generates low noise and ultrahigh-resolution images of neuronal activity in the brain
Read article: Researchers build 0.05 T MRI scanner that produces diagnostic quality images
Researchers build 0.05 T MRI scanner that produces diagnostic quality images
A low-cost, ultralow-field whole-body MRI scanner that doesn’t require shielding aims to close the global gap in MRI availability
Read article: Deep transfer learning detects six different cancers on PET/CT scans
Deep transfer learning detects six different cancers on PET/CT scans
A generalizable AI tool performs fully automated tumour segmentation on whole-body PET/CT images
Read article: Ultrasound patch continuously tracks blood flow in the brain
Ultrasound patch continuously tracks blood flow in the brain
Wearable ultrasound patch enables volumetric mapping of the cerebral arteries and continuous monitoring of blood flow in the brain
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