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Medical Gadgets News covers the latest innovations in healthcare technology, including wearable devices, diagnostic tools, surgical equipment, and telemedicine solutions. It highlights how these gadgets are revolutionizing patient care and improving medical outcomes.

Siemens Launches Smallest Mobile X-ray Unit With Wireless Detector

Siemens Launches Smallest Mobile X-ray Unit With Wireless Detector

Siemens has newly launched a mobile X-ray unit with wireless detector. This new device named Mobilett Mira is one of the smallest mobile X-ray systems available in the market.

Scientists Develop a Less Painful Needle Resembling Mosquito Proboscis

Scientists Develop a Less Painful Needle Resembling Mosquito Proboscis

Japanese researchers at Kansai University in Osaka have managed to create a less painful solution for blood sampling than the presently used smooth needles.

NovoTTF System for Glioblastoma Tumors

NovoTTF System for Glioblastoma Tumors

NovoTTF system for glioblastoma tumors is capable of giving electric currents to disrupt tumor cells before they divide.

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Device to Check Radiation Levels in Tooth Enamel Developed

Device to Check Radiation Levels in Tooth Enamel Developed

A professor at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has developed a new device that can be used to test radiation exposure

New Blood Glucose Test Uses Tear Sample

New Blood Glucose Test Uses Tear Sample

Engineers at Arizona State University and Mayo Clinic have devised a new sensor for testing the blood glucose. Lacrimation is the basis of this new sensor.

Device Teaches Writing to Visually Impaired

Device Teaches Writing to Visually Impaired

A haptic system that would assist in teaching blind children how to write has been developed by Stephen Brewster, professor of human-computer interaction at University of Glasgow.

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Robotic Pharmacists Fill Up Prescriptions With 100% Accuracy

Robotic Pharmacists Fill Up Prescriptions With 100% Accuracy

Researchers at the University of California at San Francisco are using a robot that fills prescriptions without any error.

New Device Reduces Cancer Pain

New Device Reduces Cancer Pain

WARP 75, a device that was developed for NASA to experiment with plant growth in space, has been effective in reducing pain resulting from chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

Europe Gives the Nod for SoundBite Dental Hearing Aid

Europe Gives the Nod for SoundBite Dental Hearing Aid

Europe has given the nod for the use of SoundBite Dental Hearing Aid from Sonitus Medical (San Mateo, CA).

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Automatic Delivery System of Anesthesia Medications

Automatic Delivery System of Anesthesia Medications

An automatic delivery system of propofol and remifentanil has been developed by an inventive team of French anesthesiologists.

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