Biobanks store biospecimens such as blood, organs, and urine and are used by organizations and biotech companies to learn more about diseases and populations.
With joint replacement surgeries for common sports injuries, there are now computer-assisted technologies that can revolutionize the process.
Robots are not science fiction anymore - they are being used in various capacities in healthcare including caregiving, surgery, and rehabilitation.
Scientists are developing technologies that are on the horizon that will act like a hard drive chip in your brain.
Hearing aid technologies like cochlear implants and hearing aids are really helping people who experience hearing loss and impairment.
Virtual reality is no longer fantasy - VR is revolutionizing and will continue to improve healthcare and medicine in a variety of ways.
3D printing is not just a cool technology, it also can help save lives with its scientific and medical uses.
Robotics is revolutionizing the way people recover from serious injuries and can help in rehabilitation.
In 25 years, significant improvements in stroke treatment and research have been made. Learn about stroke treatments: where we've been and where we're going
Research is opening up new avenues of noninvasive treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) including ultrasound therapy and low-level laser therapy.
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