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Have you ever peered inside a meteorite? The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature is showing visitors how science and technology have lent researchers new insight into the natural world.

NeuroLogica’s OmniTom Elite has received 510(k) clearance for the addition of Photon Counting Detector (PCD) technology.

Melissa Ursini from California is only in her 30s, but she is battling stage 2 colon cancer, which can most likely occur in people older than 50.

A new computed tomography scanner at the TSA security checkpoint at Niagara Falls International Airport provides state-of-the-art technology that has enhanced security screening capabilities.

Dentists should not rely on a blanket policy on X-rays for all patients, according to guidelines set out by the American Dental Association.

Research published on Tuesday in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience details a man who was connected to an MRI after he suffered a heart attack and later died. The scans, which had never been captured on a dying human before, showed the man experiencing Theta waves, the brain waves associated with memories, meditation, and dreaming right before — and about 15 seconds after — his heart stopped beating.

Research published on Tuesday in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience details a man who was connected to an MRI after he suffered a heart attack and later died. The scans, which had never been captured on a dying human before, showed the man experiencing Theta waves, the brain waves associated with memories, meditation, and dreaming right before — and about 15 seconds after — his heart stopped beating.

As I have written in a previous columns, my late father was a tobacco man. If he were not working on his current crop he was thinking about next year’s.

Experts from different disciplines collaborate to recreate the face of the famous mummy, Shep-en-Isis, who died 2,600 years ago

Napoleon’s conquest of Egypt at the end of the 18th century sparked a European interest in ancient Egypt. This ‘Egyptomania’ has gripped Europe ever since, and is still visible today. It was gold, pyramids, and above all, mummies, which fascinated not just the people of Europe, but societies across the globe.