Medical Technology News

Scientists have created cyborg cockroaches by embedding electrodes, cameras, and injection devices into live insects, allowing them to be remotely controlled to

KEM Hospital in Mumbai has performed a new-age, cementless knee implant procedure for the first time in the city.

The FDA has cleared a new Alzheimer's blood test developed by Roche and Eli Lilly, which is described as minimally invasive and aims to help identify symptoms e

Astronauts have used portable X-ray technology in space for the first time in history.

IIT Madras plans to establish a school of medical sciences to offer medical degrees like MBBS, MD, and PhD. This initiative, led by Director V Kamakoti, aims to

A virtual 'twin' of a cancer patient may allow doctors to test treatments before administering the first dose.

This daily roundup features several startup updates, including Nexular building a connected EV platform, Vecton AI raising Rs 6 crore for enterprise AI in BFSI,

A new smart toilet seat developed by Hamberger Medical, the HARO EKG-seat, can detect signs of atrial fibrillation (AFib) in 30 seconds by recording an electroc

Edmonton is the first center in Canada to use the XVIVO Kidney Assist Transport, a new technology that significantly improves patient recovery after kidney tran

Science Corporation's vision-restoring chip has received approval from the EU, a development CEO Max Hodak believes is crucial for the space to generate signifi

A city hospital has launched an integrated robotic surgery program, bringing robotic-assisted surgery across multiple specialties under a common clinical framew

A father has commended medical staff for their care of his teenage son during brain tumour surgery that utilized innovative technology.

Spotify founder Daniel Ek's startup, Neko Health, is expanding its body-scanning clinics to the United States, with the first clinic planned for New York this y

Humanoid robots successfully performed two gallbladder removal procedures in a preclinical trial, marking the first time general-purpose humanoid machines were

Surgeons are remotely controlling two human-like robots in an operating theatre, showcasing advancements in medical technology.

A humanoid robot has performed surgery for the first time, with researchers suggesting these robots could be deployed in diverse locations including rural areas