Scientists have recently developed methods to detect breast cancer by measuring a patient’s breath and urine. They used electronic nose gas sensors for breath, along
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has proven benefits over “open surgery”: fewer complications, shorter hospitalization, lower rates of readmission and mortality, and lower health care costs. Unfortunately,
Vasalgel made the Daily Beast’s list of the medical advances in 2017 that “are going to not only dramatically transform how we think about the
If you or someone you know has adrenal insufficiency, you probably understand how difficult it is to regulate glucocorticoid replacement therapy. That’s because the body
Usually, the development of a medical device happens out of the public eye, but in our case, we have shared information with the public and
Individuals undergoing chemotherapy often suffer from side effects, including pain or numbness in the hands and feet (called chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy). Sometimes it is so
A carefully controlled study has reported that stents given to individuals with a severe blockage of an artery did not improve their pain or their
Scientists from the University of Maryland School of Medicine have reviewed the data on various medical procedures and presented an analysis of the most overused
How will the availability of new male contraceptive options impact the number of unintended pregnancies? Researchers recently created a model to answer that question in
Good news for Vasalgel! Ed Gillis has joined the team as CEO of Revolution Contraceptives, LLC, the social venture company that is developing Vasalgel under
And if you don’t find a match there, this slightly more complex clinical trials finder includes studies sponsored by companies as well:
