5000 steps per day may delay the progression of Alzheimer's disease

A recent 14 year longitudinal study published in Nature Medicine suggests that walking over 5000 steps per day may be an effective strategy for delaying the progression of Alzheimer's disease in ...

Micro neural implants can monitor brain activity

Scientists from Cornell University in the United States and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore jointly published a research paper in the journal Nature Electronics on the 3rd, stating that ...

Injectable antenna provides safe power supply for medical implants

A research team from the MIT Media Lab has developed an injectable antenna, only the size of a sand grain, that can provide wireless power for medical devices implanted in deep tissues of the human bo ...

Good paste and good glue: Dong'e ass hide glue explores the high-quality development of paste industry

In the process of revitalizing traditional Chinese medicine, Gao Fang Fang has regained attention with its unique cultural heritage and medicinal value. As a representative of traditional Chinese medi ...

Chengdu High tech Zone: Accelerating the Construction of a Source of Biomedical Innovation

On October 30th, the 2025 China Biotechnology Innovation Conference was held in Chengdu High tech Zone, with the gathering of 16 academicians from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Acade ...

Four dimensional ultrasound technology clearly presents subtle blood flow in organs, providing a new perspective for the study and diagnosis of circulatory diseases

French scientists have developed a new ultrasound imaging technology, which for the first time achieves comprehensive and high-precision visualization of microcirculation and complete blood flow dynam ...

Ultra fine catheters can safely pass through the finest cerebral blood vessels

The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne has collaborated with a research team from Western Hospital in Toronto, Canada to develop an ultra miniature and highly flexible neurovascular cat ...

Supported by technology, stroke treatment breaks through bottlenecks