Common advice says that if you’ve dropped your phone the toilet—or some other body of water—all you have to do is toss your afflicted phone into a bowl of rice and everything will be fine come morning. Sadly, this is more a myth than useful advice. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on… Read More: Don’t Panic! Here’s How To Fix Your Water Damaged Device »
Researchers at University College London and King’s College London have developed a device that allows for easy earwax sampling, with the goal that the wax could be a convenient and reliable way to measure cortisol levels. The device can be used by a patient at home to obtain a sample of earwax and is less… Read More: Earwax Sampling Device for Easy Cortisol Measurement »
Sept. 24, 2018 — A tiny clip may be a big advance for millions of Americans battling severe heart failure, new research announced on Sunday suggests. Researchers say a device, called a mitral clip, inserted into the heart greatly lowered death rates for these patients. “It’s a huge advance,” Dr. Howard Herrmann, who directs interventional… Read More: Device a 'Game Changer' for Severe Heart Failure? »
Lo-Bak TRAX functions on 2 simple biomechanical principles. 1) A Flat spine requires less force to traction or decompress. 2) Pushing is easier than pulling. As simple as it sounds, Spinal Traction/Decompression has never been done like this before. This is according to the FDA who told us they had never seen a device designed… Read More: Lo-Bak TRAX Portable, Spinal Traction Easy, Comfortable & FDA Registered… »