Future of Medicine Articles (continued)

I search the internet daily for new articles from around the world that interest me or I think will interest you. My hope is that it saves you time or helps students with their assignments. Listed by most recent first, dating back to 2005.

• Experimental gene therapy restores some vision in patients with inherited blindness from CNN

• Personalised and precise: Meet the researchers driving the radiopharmaceutical revolution from The University of Queensland

• ‘Real hope’ for cancer cure as personal mRNA vaccine for melanoma trialled from The Guardian

• Pacemaker powered by light eliminates need for batteries and allows the heart to function more naturally − new research from The Conversation

• Ambient artificial intelligence technology to assist Stanford Medicine clinicians with taking notes from Stanford Medicine

• High-tech 'paint' could spare patients repeated surgeries from EurekAlert

• 3D-printed skin closes wounds and contains hair follicle precursors from EurekAlert

• Discovery of ‘molecular machine’ brings new immune therapies a step closer from Yale News

• Scientists Are Finally Cracking The Code For 3D Printed Eyes from Inverse

• ChatGPT in medical education: Generative AI and the future of artificial intelligence in health care from AMA

• Team develops prototype for 4D printed medical implant that promotes regeneration of soft tissue from Mizzou Engineering

• Handing the surgeon’s scalpel to a robot from Knowable Magazine

• Researchers use 3D ice printing to create artificial blood vessels for organ transplants from ZME Science

• From smart knees to artificial hearts: The future of medical implants from ABC Action News

• Gene therapy hailed as ‘medical magic wand’ for hereditary swelling disorder from The Guardian

• Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing medical research from Arizona State University

• New ultrasound tech could be used to 3D-print implants inside the body from New Atlas

• A breakthrough in research on a fatal disease from EurekAlert

• A new machine is able to keep the brain alive without a heart from Freethink

• Scientists 3D-print hair follicles in lab-grown skin from ScienceDaily

• Gold-laced gel could help you recover from a major muscle injury from Freethink

• Scientists Create 'Super Melanin' That Speeds Healing, Stops Sunburn, and More from Gizmodo

• Millionaire uses Artificial Intelligence to develop medicine from BBC

• Eye implant may be used to treat diabetes from EurekAlert

• SpeakerBeam hearing aid tech only amplifies specific people's voices from New Atlas

• Stanford plans to put a 3D-printed human heart in a pig by 2028 from Freethink

• Scientists Print Skin That's More Human-Like Than Anything Before It from Gizmodo

• London robotic surgeon celebrates its 10,000th procedure from BBC

• How unique immune cells can recognize—and destroy—tumors from EurekAlert

• A pig kidney is still working in a person after 32 days from Freethink

• A journey into the human body: How VR helps me understand my injury and heal from Mixed Reality News

• Researchers Engineer Bacteria That Can Detect Tumor DNA from UC San Diego

• Single-Shot Gene Therapy Aims to Cure Blood Disorders Like Sickle Cell from Singularity Hub

• ‘Living Drug’ CAR T Is Taking on Some of Humanity’s Worst Medical Scourges from Singularity Hub

• First successful robotic liver transplant performed in the US from New Atlas

• The Electrome: The Next Great Frontier For Biomedical Technology from IEEE Spectrum

• Cancer breakthrough uses CRISPR to target extra chromosomes from New Atlas

• Full-Body AI Scans Could Be the Future of Preventive Medicine from CNET

• In a First, an AI-Designed Drug Is Being Tested in Humans to See if It Actually Works from Singularity Hub

• Baldness Breakthrough: microRNA Stimulates Hair Growth in Aging Follicles from SciTechDaily

• Machine learning meets nanotechnology, award-winning implant regulates blood pressure from Physics World

• Will artificial intelligence help — or hurt — medicine? from NPR

• The US DOD has invented a wearable that quickly identifies infections from Interesting Engineering

• This Amazing Molecular Syringe Could Smuggle Drugs and Gene Therapies Into Human Cells from Singularity hub

• A New Treatment for Lung Infections: Scientists Have Created a Unique Living Medicine from SciTechDaily

• Doctor Apple Wants to Scan Your Entire Body Now from Gizmodo

• Stanford Medicine scientists transform cancer cells into weapons against cancer from Stanford University

• Nanosatellite shows the way to RNA medicine of the future from EurekAlert

• German man third to be completely cured of HIV after stem cell transplant from New Atlas

• Rice scientists reengineer cancer drugs to be more versatile from Rice University

• New cyborg cells could be the future of medicine from Freethink

• Researchers Have Created A Cellular ‘Glue’ That Can Regenerate Tissues, Heal Wounds, And Regrow Nerves from Wonderful Engineering

• Cellular 'glue' to regenerate tissues, heal wounds, regrow nerves from EurekAlert

• 'Heart attack on a chip’ could unlock new cardiac treatments from BBC Science Focus

• The future of sleep from Inverse

• Smart bandage to speed healing time of chronic wounds by 25 per cent from Telangana Today

• First of Its Kind Gene Therapy Treatment Approved for Hemophilia from Gizmodo

• Scientists uncovered the structure of the key protein for a future hepatitis C vaccine – here’s how they did it from The Conversation

• In a World First, Two People Received Transfusions of Lab-Grown Blood from Singularity Hub

• A blood test that screens for multiple cancers at once promises to boost early detection from The Conversation

• A modified herpes virus completely wiped out a terminal cancer from Freethink

• This AI Uses a Scan of Your Retina to Predict Your Risk of Heart Disease from Singularity Hub

• Telemedicine has promised healthcare for all. But will it ever replace seeing a human being in person? from Aeon

• Scientists convert kidney to universal type O blood from Big Think

• Single-Dose Polypill Found to Save Lives, Prevent Heart Attacks in Major New Trial from Gizmodo

• Pig to human heart transplants are the future. Are we ready for it? from The Guardian

• How Scientists Revived Organs in Pigs an Hour After They Died from Singularity Hub

• Eye implant made from pig skin reverses blindness in 14 people from Freethink

• What the Future of Health Looks Like for Apple from CNET

• A dog cancer vaccine may save them and, one day, us from Freethink

• Pressure mounts on FDA to expand pig-to-human organ transplant research from Engadget

• CRISPR cure for sickle cell nearly 100% effective after three years from Freethink

• A World-First: a human liver was treated in a machine and then successfully transplanted from WorldHealth.net

• AI Unlocks the Complex Proteins Guarding Our DNA from Singularity Hub

• When we'll be able to 3D-print organs and who will be able to afford them from CNN

• Future tech could 3D print objects inside your body from Freethink

• UCLA researchers develop base editing approach for rare genetic immune disorder from Broad Stem Cell Research Center

• We’ve created a device that could allow instant disease diagnosis – while fitting inside your phone lens from The Conversation

• New technology could make biopsies a thing of the past from ScienceDaily

• Organs from genetically engineered pigs may help shorten the transplant wait list from The Conversation

• Freethink posted MIT engineers invent surgical duct tape

• Scientists Chasing Artificial Kidneys Create Most Complex Kidney Tissue Yet from Singularity Hub

• The Conversation posted First gene therapy for Tay-Sachs disease successfully given to two children

• Gene-editing breakthrough made in the battle against tick-borne diseases from Nevada Today

• Gizmodo posted Scientists Say They've Found a Way to Create Universal Donor Lungs

• Gizmodo posted Experimental Robot Surgeon Can Operate Without Human Help

• How mRNA and DNA vaccines could soon treat cancers, HIV, autoimmune disorders and genetic diseases from The Conversation

• The Guardian posted Hospital robots will save the lives of hundreds of premature babies

• Robots can never replace human surgeons from the Daily Trojan

• After a single injection, paralyzed animals regained the ability to walk Northwestern University video

• Preventing rogue cells from cloning could nip blood cancer in the bud from New Atlas

• The Future of Medicine: CRISPR, Drug Prices and Gene Therapy video

• Hope for Alzheimer's Patients from John Hopkins University

• WHO approved a malaria vaccine for children – a global health expert explains why that is a big deal from The Conversation

• The Guardian posted How biodiversity loss is jeopardising the drugs of the future

• How mRNA Vaccines Work - Simply Explained video

• How to make comparing prices of an MRI or colonoscopy as easy as shopping for a new laptop from The Conversation

• Freethink posted Researchers have 3D-printed an active tumor

• Singularity Hub posted Moderna’s mRNA Vaccine for HIV Is Starting Human Trials

• An implantable pharmacy for treating everything from traveler’s diarrhea to jet lag from Neo.Life

• The future of doctor visits is in telemedicine from CBS News

• Next-Generation Total Artificial Heart Successfully Transplanted into First US Patient from Singularity Hub

• A Universal Vaccine May Be Closer Than You Think Seeker video

• Urine Test for Brain Cancer Detects Tumors of Any Size from Freethink

• Freethink posted The Augmented, Virtual, Human-Machine Future of Surgery Is Here

• New Atlas posted Experimental brain implant instantly detects and relieves pain

• New findings expand hopes for a stem cell cancer ‘vaccine’ from Stanford University

• The Verge posted Samsung shows off stretchable OLED screen in prototype heart rate monitor

• FDA Approves 'Game Changer' Weight Loss Drug from Gizmodo

• Gene Therapy Appears to Cure Bubble Boy Disease from Freethink

• The Guardian posted Blind man has sight partly restored after pioneering treatment

• Scientists discover how to trick cancer cells to consume toxic drugs from EurekaAlert

• Using CRISPR as a research tool to develop cancer treatments from MIT News

• Scientists cast new understanding of how skin repairs itself from University of Manchester

• How Scientists Grew Human Muscles in Pig Embryos, and Why It Matters for Organ Transplants from Singularity Hub

• Retinal implants can give artificial vision to the blind from Medical Xpress

• Personalized Skin Cancer Vaccine Is Made From Tumor Cells from Freethink

• This Artificial Heart Will Soon Be on the Market in Europe on Singularity Hub

• Synthetic cornea helped a legally blind man regain his sight from Engadget

• A Cancer Immunotherapy Technique May Prevent Diabetes from Freethink

• How CRISPR Is Changing Cancer Research and Treatment from WorldHealth.net

• Singularity Hub posted Why We Need a Collective Vision to Design the Future of Health

• Scientists Create First Full-Size 3D Printed Human Heart Model on VOA Learning English

• AI makes huge progress predicting how proteins fold – one of biology’s greatest challenges – promising rapid drug development from The Conversation

• BBC Science Focus article titled NHS to trial blood test that detects over 50 early-stage cancers

• Penn State News article Implantable sensor could measure bodily functions -- and then safely biodegrade

• Gene therapy to regenerate the optic nerve offers hope for future glaucoma treatment from the University of Cambridge

• Singularity Hub posted Why We Need a Collective Vision to Design the Future of Health

   

• A New graphene-based antibody test developed for detecting kidney disease has been developed by The University of Manchester

• An Aeon article about biology--'cells, tissues and organisms must embody the knowhow to find their proper places and do their proper jobs' called Cognition all the way down

• Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), post on a new Portable, injectable clotting agent that could treat trauma victims

• Google Maps for the Human Body - Freethink

• Scientists Used Protein Switches to Turn T-Cells Into Cancer-Fighting Guided Missiles - singularityhub.com

• Researchers say blood test can detect cancer years before symptoms - theguardian.com

• Cutting-Edge Doctor’s Office Features Tech, Wearables - voanews.com

• Artificial Kidneys Are a Step Closer With This New Tech - singularityhub.com

• World’s Most Futuristic Operating Room Now Live Streams Surgery in 8K VR - insta360.com

• A smart bra for detecting early-stage breast cancer - epfl.ch

• Nanostructured rubber-like material with optimal properties could replace human tissue - phys.org

• Custom-Made Bones Are Being 3D Printed in a Lab Then Implanted in People - singularityhub.com

• Robotics Revolution in the Health Industry - chartattack.com

• Life-Saving Organs Could Be 3D Printed to Order - voanews.com

• How to Battle an Epidemic? Digitize Its DNA and Share It With the World - singularityhub.com

• Future of medicine: Body heal thyself - fredhutch.org

• Artificial intelligence finds disease-related genes - eurekalert.org

• New Robot Does Superior Job Sampling Blood - rutgers.edu

• Blind Woman Sees With New Implant, Plays Video Game Sent Straight to Her Brain - singularityhub.com

• Chewing gum could detect disease in saliva and deliver results via taste - massivesci.com

• Researchers Find Cell-Free Mitochondria Floating in Human Blood - the-scientist.com

• The Most Advanced Bionic Leg on the Planet and the Team Bringing it to Life - freethink.com

• Discovery of new T-cell raises prospect of ‘universal’ cancer therapy - cardiff.ac.uk

• We’re Living In The DNA Future, But It’s Not The One We Were Promised - buzzfeednews.com

• Blade runners: The future of prosthetics - wndu.com

• University of Warwick Researchers Make Antibiotic Breakthrough - theboar.org

• Australian scientists say they may have found a cure for cancer - firstpost.com

• 3D Printing Skin with Blood Vessels Included - Youtube

• Why Designing Our Own Biology Will Be the Next Big Thing in Medicine - singularityhub.com

• World’s first robotic brain surgery could be a game-changer for patients - digitaltrends.com

• Behind the Scenes of a Radical New Cancer Cure - undark.org

• NIH to build a detailed map of cells within the human body - nih.gov

• A new approach to 3D printing human organs - cosmosmagazine.com

• This CAR-T Tag-Team Could Wipe Out HIV for Good - singularityhub.com

• How to grow human mini-livers in the lab to help solve liver disease - theconversation.com

• Alzheimer's blood test 'one step closer' - bbc.com

• An ambitious plan to stop the rise of superbugs - theconversation.com

• How Far Away Are We From 3D Printing Organs? - chronogram.com

• Discovery of liver cell with stem cell-like properties could eliminate need for organ transplants - New Atlas

• Time heals all wounds, but this adhesive can help - Wyss Institute

• Artificial throat could someday help mute people ‘speak’ - ACS

• "Almost perfect" hearing for deaf with new tech - The University of Greenwich

• The Promise and Price of Cellular Therapies - The New Yorker

• Restoring Vision With Bionic Eyes: No Longer Science Fiction - PC Magazine

• Microgel supports 3D printing technique that builds organs out of stem cells - Chemistry World

• Human atlas: An initiative for holistic understanding of human biology - DownToEarth

• Your Future Doctor Could Monitor Your Facebook Posts for Disease - Motherboard

• Wearable sensors show how antibiotic-resistant bacteria spread through hospital wards - News-Medical.net

• Laser Destroys Cancer Cells Circulating in the Blood - IEEE

• First long-distance heart surgery performed via robot - zdnet.com

• Doctors Learn The Nuts And Bolts Of Robotic Surgery - NPR

• 'Organs in a dish' pave the way for personalized medicine - EurekAlert

• Lasers Aim to Replace Scalpels in Cutting-Edge Biopsy Technique - California Institute of Technology

• Artificial diseases will pose a threat to humans, but not in the way you’re thinking - Metro.co.uk

• Lab Creates 3D-Printed Heart, Sign Of Future For Organ Transplants - Youtube

• Genetically Modified Viruses Help Save A Patient With A 'Superbug' Infection - NPR

• Scientists grow precursors for human pigment cells - EurekAlert

• Artificial intelligence, regenerative surgery, robotics? What is realistic for the future of surgery? - ScienceDirect

• How IBM Watson Overpromised and Underdelivered on AI Health Care - IEEE

• Cancer treatment uses genetically modified cells to fight tumors - CBS News

• Wearable sensors mimic skin to help with wound healing process - EurekAlert

• Biopsy Alternative: ‘Wearable’ Device Captures Cancer Cells From Blood - University of Michigan

• Cells recall the way they were - The Harvard Gazette

• AI Is Rapidly Augmenting Healthcare and Longevity - Singularity Hub

• Cancer Cells Transformed into Harmless Fat in Mouse Study - The LiveScience

• A Universal DNA Nano-Signature Could Lead to a 10-minute Blood Test for Cancer - The University of Queensland

• Light Scapel: using lasers and nanotechnology to treat eye disease - Polytechnique Montréal

• AI triage chatbots trekking toward a standard of care despite criticism - MobiHealthNews

• For big pharma, the perfect patient is wealthy, permanently ill and a daily pill-popper. Will medicine ever recover? - Aeon

• Three Huge Ways Tech Is Overhauling Healthcare - Singularity Hub

• Researchers Achieve First 3D Printing of Human Corneas - UBM

• CRISPR study reduces cholesterol in mice without editing DNA - New Atlas

• A Look at the Future of Medical 3D Printing - Machine Design

• Study reveals how alcohol permanently damages DNA and raises risk of cancer - New Atlas

• Drug lowers deadly Huntington’s disease protein - University College London - 12/17

• Dinosaur-destroying asteroid might have delivered a cancer-killer to Earth - New Atlas - 11/17

• China opens first AI-assisted treatment center - Youtube (1:49) - 08/17

• Testing a soft artificial heart - Youtube (1:02)- 07/17

• Navigation for Visually Impaired People - Youtube (1:13) - 05/17

• New drug industry alliance will tackle antibiotic resistance - Devex - 05/17

• Sci-fi medical clinic opens in San Francisco - New Atlas - 01/17

• One Big Question: How close are we to a cancer vaccine? - New Atlas - 12/16

• Scientists successfully tune the brain to alleviate pain - Medical Express - 11/16

• How Will the Internet of Medical Things Change Healthcare? - Electronic Design - 10/16

• Four groundbreaking living-donor uterus transplants performed in U.S. - USA Today - 10/16

• New Neural Dust sensor could be implanted in the body - Youtube (1:50) - 08/16

• We see healthcare differently - Daniel Kraft - Philips creating the future of health - Youtube (5:08) - 06/16

• Expandable sponge-filled syringe that stems bleeding cleared for civilian use - New Atlas - 05/16

• Robot Surgeon - New Atlas - 05/16

• Medical robotics: The future of treatment - Metro- 04/16

• Electrical contact lens eyes glucose monitoring and augmented reality - New Atlas - 02/16

• Tiny implants will hook directly into your nervous system, treat diseases and depression without medication - ExtremeTech - 10/15

• Tadpole-like endoscope swims through gastrointestinal tract in search of cancer - New Atlas - 09/15

• Bionic reconstruction - New Atlas - 03/15

• Glowing new nanotechnology guides cancer surgery, also kills remaining malignant cells - Phys.Org - 01/15

• Scientists develop world's first light-activated antimicrobial surface that also works in the dark - University College London - 03/14

• Tiny motors controlled inside human cell - BBC - 02/14

• Researchers build muscle in diseased mice, create human muscle cells in a dish - Medical Xpress - 11/13

• Genetic errors identified in 12 major cancer types - Phys.Org - 10/13

• Simple urine test uses nanotechnology to detect dangerous blood clotting - Phys.Org - 10/13

• Database of disease genes shows potential drug therapies - Medical Xpress - 10/13

• What will your next body be like? - Futurizon - 12/12

• Breakthrough nanoparticle halts Multiple Sclerosis - Northwestern University - 11/12

• Toyota unveils health-care robots - CBC News - 01/12

• Computer could act as doctor's assistant - CBC News - 01/12

• Synthetic blood could be used in transfusions in just two years - Daily Mail - 10/11

• Biological computer destroys cancer cells - Phys.Org - 09/11

• Researchers create nanopatch for the heart - Brown University - 05/11

• Bionic hand for 'elective amputation' patient - BBC News - 05/11

• Heart damage improves, reverses after stem cell injections in a preliminary human trial - Phys.Org - 03/11

• Trial begins of polypill that could prevent heart attacks and strokes - The Guardian - 01/11

• From eye to brain: Salk researchers map functional connections between retinal neurons at single-cell resolution - Salk Institute - 10/10

• New nanoparticles could improve cancer treatment - MIT - 10/10

• An unexpected twist in cancer metabolism - MIT News - 09/10

• Biosynthetic corneas restore vision in humans - Phys.Org - 08/10

• Memories are made of this - Phys.Org - 06/10

• 'Grow-your-own' organs hope after scientists produce liver in lab from stem cells - Daily Mail - 06/10

• Students Develop Device to Help Blind Maneuver - Science Daily - 06/10

• Super Accurate Radiation Robots Kill Cancer Cells and Leave Healthy Ones Untouched (Video) - Phys.Org - 05/10

• Self-Assembling Gold Nanoparticles Use Light to Kill Tumor Cells - Phys.Org - 05/10

• Researchers Find Way To Protect Healthy Cells From Radiation Damage - Science Daily - 10/09

• Advances In Medical Technology: What Does The Future Hold? - Science Daily - 06/09

• Nanosensor Arrays 'Smell' Cancer - Phys.Org - 04/09

• Microbot motors fit to swim human arteries - Phys.Org - 01/09

• Nanotubes Sniff Out Cancer Agents in Living Cells - Phys.Org - 01/09

• Biomedical researchers create artificial human bone marrow - University of Michigan - 12/08

• Future Medicine Media and Web Sites

• Body Browser - Google

• Future dental chair concept - Tuvie

• HealthMap - online informal sources for disease outbreak monitoring and real-time surveillance of emerging public health threats

• National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering - NIBIB