Michigan Medicine breast cancer patients have a tool to help manage their disease: an app designed to streamline treatment and provide crucial information.
Microscopic nanoparticles could be the key to blocking bacterial proteins that cause infections to spread — technology with particular benefit to high-risk hospital patients.
It’s theoretical today, but it’s possible that one day this “groundbreaking” development could help those struggling to conceive.
A tumor lodged deep in a teenager’s skull posed diagnostic complications. A 3-D model of the patient’s skull provided a vital road map to help doctors prepare for surgery.
When a life-threatening condition called tracheobronchomalacia left three babies struggling to breathe, new technology — in the form of 3-D printing — offered a solution.
The stress of the first year after medical school drives up thoughts of suicide to nearly four times the normal rate. But help might be as close as the smartphone in an intern’s white coat.