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Patient talking to her doctor about robotic hysterectomy
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Robot-Assisted Surgery Reduces Risk of Conversion to Open Surgery
UM study shows robotic surgery hysterectomy is less risky than laparoscopic hysterectomy. Learn more about robot assisted surgery & robotic hysterectomy.
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For Geriatric Falls, ‘Brain Speed’ May Matter More than Lower Limb Strength
Measuring simple & complex reaction times using a new device that could help assess the risk of geriatric falls. Learn more about brain speed & falls in elderly.
 Premature baby diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity
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To Spot Vision Trouble in Premature Babies More Often, Shift Focus to Telemedicine
U-M is using teleophthalmology to diagnose & treat retinopathy of prematurity. Learn how doctors are diagnosing eye diseases in premature babies remotely.
 A collection of medical apps and mobile health apps
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Few Mobile Health Apps Help the Patients Who Need Them Most
A New study finds medical apps like diabetes apps or depression apps may be insufficient. Learn more about the U-M study on mHealth apps and mobile health apps.
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Reducing Birth Defect Rates? There’s an App for That
A U-M-designed Android app may help primary care providers in developing countries assess genetic risks of expectant mothers.
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Telemedicine Could Improve Eye Exam Access for People with Diabetes
Virtual collaboration between primary care physicians and ophthalmologists may one day help prevent the top cause of new blindness in the U.S.
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Amazon Mechanical Turk: a Way to Recruit Study Participants?
University of Michigan journal explains crowdsourcing research subjects is faster and cheaper than traditional methods. Here's how to find research participants.
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Enhancing Eye Care with a Smartphone
University of Michigan ophthalmologist wants to give primary care physicians access to iPhone based retinal cameras. Find out more about the CellScope Retina.
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Sharing Knowledge of Microbiology, Virology and More via ‘This Week’ Podcasts
Two University of Michigan professors have started science podcasts covering virology and microbiology. Here's more information and where to download them.
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A Better View of Esophagus Dysfunction
University of Michigan is using EndoFLIP to help diagnose digestive diseases. Learn more about this new medical technology and how it's helping patients.
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A New Device for Rapidly Assessing Immune System Reactions
University of Michigan team develops blood-analysis tool that quickly assesses immune system reactions. Find out how this could impact pediatric ICUs nationwide.
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New Ultrasonic Therapy Obliterates Tissue Without Physical Contact
A University of Michigan developed technology allows for the removal of tissue without incisions. Here's how histotripsy could revolutionize surgical procedures.
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Building a Better Feeding Tube
C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital is developing a feeding tube that lies flush with the skin. See how the Buddy Button compares to traditional G-tubes.
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Setting a Trap to Treat Stroke
University of Michigan professor discusses a highly effective stroke treatment that uses a tiny trap wire to remove a blood clots from the brain.
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Artificial Placenta Holds Promise for Extremely Premature Infants
Researchers at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital are testing an artificial placenta that could be used to help premature infants avoid disability or death.
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