By Pat Kelly. Scientists at the University of Illinois have developed a tiny, super-thin electronic skin patch that is capable of monitoring a patient’s vital signs and may in future negate the need for wires, cables and electrodes.
Keeping animals in mind
August 31, 2011 By Leave a Comment
By Pat Kelly. Neurology researchers have discovered that there is a dedicated place in our brains, the specific job of which is to dictate our reactions to animals and whether or not they should be perceived as a threat.
Cancer risks greater in taller women
August 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment
By Pat Kelly. Research published recently suggests that tall women are at risk of a wider range of cancers than was previously suspected.
Most IMT readers consider professional competence an ‘over-regulation’
August 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment
By Pat Kelly. IMT’s latest live online poll shows that the majority of readers believe the Medical Council’s professional competence scheme is a step too far in terms of regulating the profession.
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