4D Bioprinting | The Rise of the Robosurgeon | Banking Your Voice

The latest edition of the MedicalExpo E-Magazine is out now with the freshest news and updates about the medical industry. It's your go-to guide to keep you informed about the latest innovations and trends in the medical sector.

Poietis Automates the Manufacturing of Biological Tissue

Poietis, a French biotechnology company specializing in developing and manufacturing bioprinted human tissues, recently announced the commercialisation of its new range of NGB (Next Generation Bioprinting) 4D bioprinters. NGB (Next Generation Bioprinting) systems offer promising prospects for clinical and industrial applications in regenerative medicine. But will 4D bioprinting really be faster,cheaper and more functional?

STAR Robot, Da Vinci Systems: The Rise of the Robosurgeon

A robot has just performed an extremely complex surgical procedure with more precision than a human. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have programmed a robot to perform meticulous laparoscopic operations without any assistance. No more missed sutures or mistakes - read about the implications for surgeons.

Voice Banking Technology Helps MND Sufferers

People suffering from MND can now retain their authentic voice with innovative digital technology that keeps their accents and inflexions. Patients in the early stages of the disease read a book with emotion and personality rather than bland phrases in a clinical setting: the results are amazing.

A Screening Kit to Detect Cervical Cancer

The miRNA screening kit NOVAprep for predicting cervical cancer represents the latest generation of highly accurate tests. It establishes the conditions of the cervix: from regular to severe dysplasia and pathology. It promises to be an effective way to stop cancer in the first stages. Read the full article.

Regenerative Medicine Made Accessible

The latest Acti-PRP and A-BMC treatments from Aeon Biotherapeutics' can accelerate healing from a range of conditions. Is this the future of regenerative medicine?

A New Device to Collect Blood Without Needles

Many people suffer from needle phobia, so this device designed to collect blood without any sharp needles is very welcome news. The small, portable device developed by Winnoz Technology uses vacuum suction to gently extract blood from the ring, middle or index fingers. Find out more.

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