Biomedical Imaging

The sudden loss of speech following a stroke can be a profoundly isolating experience, trapping clear thoughts and urgent needs behind a physical inability to articulate them. For many survivors, the mind remains sharp, yet the connection to the muscles of the throat and mouth is severed, leading

The daunting reality for thousands of individuals is that a diagnosis of end-stage liver failure begins a desperate race against time, a wait for a life-saving organ that, for many, will never arrive. This critical shortage of donor organs has created a persistent crisis in modern medicine, with

The world can fade to black not with a sudden closure of the eyes, but through a slow, imperceptible narrowing of one's peripheral vision that often goes unnoticed until it is far too late. This insidious process is the hallmark of glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness that affects

A groundbreaking discovery has unveiled a class of small molecules that effectively teach the body to eliminate its own disease-causing components, a development that could rewrite the rules for treating some of the most stubborn medical conditions. An international team of scientists has

The dream of long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars carries with it a harsh physiological reality: the human body, evolved for Earth's gravity, deteriorates alarmingly in space. Prolonged exposure to microgravity triggers a cascade of deconditioning effects, including severe muscle atrophy,

The landscape of intraoperative imaging is undergoing a profound transformation, steering the conversation away from a singular pursuit of maximum image resolution toward a more nuanced and safety-conscious paradigm. This evolution is most apparent in orthopedics, where the increasing