The latest issue of the Medical Expo e-mag is now available, packed full of interesting articles. Stay up-to-date with high-quality reports on the latest medical innovations.
Cryotherapy in Aesthetics
Cryotherapy, which uses extreme cold to reduce swelling or freeze warts and verrucas, has been a medical treatment for many years. It is also increasingly popular in the cosmetic field, with many proponents claiming it can increase blood circulation and promote cell growth. Abigail Saltmarsh investigates how cryotherapy is being used in conjunction with other treatments. Read the whole article here.
LED masks
There are always new beauty trends worth discovering, especially if they were previously used "in secret" by Hollywood stars. You may have heard of LED face masks, an innovative treatment that apparently allows you to bring your skin closer to perfection.
Originally from Korea, these devices use phototherapy to stimulate cell renewal, block the development of melanin in stained areas, improve blood circulation, stimulate the production of collagen and elastin in the skin, and work against wrinkles, acne and blackheads. Sounds great, but are they really safe? Read the full article and find out.
Detecting Covid-19 by Voice Analysis
Vocal biomarker technology is currently pushing the boundaries of smart healthcare and now aims to revolutionize the diagnosis of many medical issues, including Covid screening. This article investigates the science behind the new technology and looks at the claims it promises to deliver. Read the full article here.
RNA Vaccines at Arab Health Summit
How exactly do RNA vaccines work? Could they play a key role in the development of Covid-19 vaccinations? How do they differ from ordinary vaccines? This important topic is the subject of discussion during a conference held as part of the Arab Health Summit from June 21st-24th at the Dubai World Trade Center. Also on the agenda is the need to encourage and support developing countries to become self-sufficient at vaccine production. Read more.
Revolutionary Robotic Ankle: Replicating Natural Human Movement
FUTEK‘s ultra-precise strain gauge load cells are enabling the realisation of MIT Media Lab’s prosthetic, recreating natural human movement to produce an extraordinary robotic replacement for a limb. Find out more.
3D Imaging Tool Detects Heart Disease in 20 Minutes
A new 3D imaging tool is set to revolutionise cardiac diagnostics as it is capable of diagnosing coronary heart diseases in only 20 minutes! This non-invasive and painless technology could help to reduce the backlog of patients awaiting treatment across the world. Read more.
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