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A new genetic test may hold the promise of greatly reducing unnecessary treatment in prostate cancer.
Early screening for disease saves lives, but research shows that some tests may do more harm than good.
Edward Hoffer explains the revolution that DXplain helped to build.
Wilhelm Röntgen stumbled upon one of medicine’s first imaging techniques 120 years ago.
The next generation of medical software offers extraordinary support. But how can such tools be used to the best effect?
A new micro-imaging “pill” lets doctors peer inside the esophagus and beyond.
The air you exhale carries a wealth of clinical data, and scientists are fashioning ever more precise methods for divining its truths.
Technetium, a diagnostic workhorse, provides high definition images with minimal radiation. But it’s supply could dry up tomorrow.
The best signposts–from blood pressure readings to genetic tests–can personalize diagnosis and treatment. Most don’t help.
The use of 3-D models to track a patient’s pain has roots in a sixteenth-century sketch by a German master.
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