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Modern Multimedia Healing Chambers - The Philips Ambient Experience is Whole Body
November 20, 2009 -
Unlike most traditional hospital rooms, which can be visually sterile and impersonal, the Philips Ambient Experience helps to provide hospital patients with holistic style care which includes consideration for their psychological, physical and...
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Breast Regrowth Breakthroughs - Treatment Could Allow Women to Regrow Breasts After a Mastectomy
November 12, 2009 -
While it may be three years before the breast regrowth treatment is fully developed, human trials for the procedure will soon begin, which involves inserting a biodegradable chamber into the patient’s chest.
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Crowning Architecture - Nord Architecture Healthcare Center Design Wins Competition
October 13, 2009 -
If I were an architecture firm (yes, a whole firm) and had the opportunity to build a new building for cancer patients, I too would like to ‘crown’ each survivor as the Nord Architecture Healthcare Center seems to do.
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Hand Breathalyzers - The HyGreen Hygiene Sensors Sniff for Soap to Reduce Infection
October 13, 2009 -
Developed at the University of Florida, the HyGreen hygiene sensors can detect whether doctors and health care workers have followed hand-washing procedures before making contact with patients, explains Discovery.com.
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Fast Fracture Fixes - Almost Instant Bone Mending with Toothpaste-Like Injections
October 02, 2009 -
...temperature. The injectable bone may eventually reduce or eliminate the need surgery for bone grafts to repair skeletal defects and fractures and allow some patients to heal fractures without a cast....
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Talking Pills - Novartis Places Microchips in Medication to Track Patients' Intake
September 25, 2009 -
They are currently testing a system where they insert microchips in pills to track whether or not their patients are taking them. The experiment comes amid rising concern among governments and health insurers that they are not seeing the health...
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Watches for Alzheimer’s - The Keruve 2010 GPS Wristwatch is Discrete and Reliable
September 23, 2009 -
The Keruve 2010 is a watch designed to aid people living with Alzheimer’s disease. It has a built in GPS so it can function as a locator for caretakers of Alzheimer’s patients; it’s designed like a traditional watch-face so it’s also discrete...
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Modernized Medical Devices - Littman 3200 Bluetooth Stethoscope Betters Performance Through Tech
August 28, 2009 -
Created by 3M and Zargis Medical, the Littmann 3200 Bluetooth Stethoscope also has up to 24X sound amplification which is useful for more husky patients, or shy ones who prefer to keep their clothing on.
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Child Walking Units - CPLEGIA Helps Development of Cerebral Palsy Patients Over the Age of 5
August 27, 2009 -
CPLEGIA is a special walking unit to help the physical development of Cerebral Palsy patients above the age of 5. The walking unit transforms into three different
stages, depending on the physical state of the user.
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Artificial Anatomy Advancements - The Wearable Kidney Gives Patients Dialysis Treatments
August 26, 2009 -
...treatment, patients can remain extremely active while receiving appropriate treatment....
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