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Could a 3-D Printer Replicate Human Organs?

May 31, 2019

3-D Printing’s Past and Present If you had a 3-D printer (which you could in 2-3 days, and for under $300), you could now 3-D print an entire office around it. You could print a desk, a pen and pencil holder, even a chess set for when you get bored. 3-D printing has exploded since

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Can DNA Analysis Reveal Medical Malpractice?

March 15, 2019

The Case of Kelli Rowlette When Kelli Rowlette submitted her DNA test kit for Ancestry.com, there was no reason to suspect her parentage. Probably she was like many of us, and just wanted to see if she was related to someone famous. When the test revealed a separate father from her own, she wrote it

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Ingestible Technology

February 27, 2019

If wearable medical technology wasn’t enough to throw your imagination into the blender, we may now be seeing the rise of ingestible medical technologies. In other words, swallowing tiny mechanical objects is no longer The Magic School Bus territory. Instead it’s a real-life medical industry that has just begun to explore its potential. What is

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The Blood Test that Can Detect Cancer with 99% Accuracy

February 20, 2019

Slate published an article a few years ago entitled “Where Do the Millions of Cancer Research Dollars Go Every Year?” The article was an oncologist’s response to the question posed by the title, which was originally posed by a user on Quora. The article points out the staggering amount of cancer detection research dollars spent

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: cancer, diagnosis, oncology, patient, research, screening, test, testing

Robotic Surgery a Reality

February 8, 2019

Believe it or not, surgery has been performed by robots since March of 1997. The robot’s name was Mona, after the Mona Lisa, and the surgery that she/it performed was a gallbladder operation. 21 years later, and progress has been strangely slow. As cited by General Surgery Today, experts blame this slowness on a number

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Could 2019 be the Year of Intermittent Fasting?

February 4, 2019

Medical News Today noted in its recent 2018 roundup, one of the site’s most popular topics was intermittent fasting diets. For those who are unfamiliar, an intermittent fasting diet is a diet that includes a regular fasting protocol, where the dieter abstains from all but fluids during a set period of time. And dieters are

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Medical Malpractice and Fertility Treatment

January 30, 2019

There is no stopping the growth of the U.S. fertility treatment market. According to BCC Research, a market research firm that specializes in healthcare, the market will grow by about $1 billion in the next 5 years. This growth is related to both technological advances and social and cultural change. The increasing prevalence of obesity

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Addiction and Depression Research

January 23, 2019

New Research Shows a Key Link According to the National Institute of Drug Abuse, “about half of people who experience a mental illness will also experience a substance use disorder at some point in their lives and vice versa.” The relationship may seem obvious to the casual observer. After all, someone who is depressed would

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Should Active Duty Military be Allowed to Sue the Military for Malpractice?

January 18, 2019

Walter Daniel had already experienced his worst nightmare. His wife, Lt. Rebekah Daniel, who served as a nurse in the military, had just died of severe post-partum hemorrhage just two hours after giving birth to their first child. She died in the same naval hospital where she worked as an active-duty nurse. But worse, because

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Medical Technology Affecting Malpractice Claims?

January 15, 2019

These are the types of questions that rely on hard data in a court of law. If Charlie’s primary care physician misdiagnoses Charlie’s heart condition, and then refers him to a specialist who suggests a treatment based on the misdiagnoses, both might be liable for the resulting damages, but for different amounts. But could access

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