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A recent study by the University of Helsinki has shed light on the delays in diagnosing head and neck cancers, a range of cancers that are typically identified in advanced stages. Contrary to common assumptions, the study found that primary healthcare providers effectively recognize these cancers, but the biggest delay in starting treatment often originates from the patients themselves.

A mammogram is an X-ray image of your breasts. Patients may be asked to undergo a mammogram or a mammography scan if the doctor suspects they may have breast cancer.

A groundbreaking method for early cancer diagnosis has been developed by researcher Hedar Al-Terke from Aalto University. This innovative technique, utilizing enhanced microbubbles in conjunction with ultrasound imaging, marks a significant advancement in cancer detection and promises to be more affordable and widely accessible. Originally from Iraq and now based in Finland, Al-Terkes interest in medical technology led to the development of this novel method.

Scientists aren't sure whether humanity really detected moons outside the solar system.

This year (2023) marks the 40th anniversary of the commercialisation of ICP-MS. Click to read more...

Siemens has announced the acquisition of BuntPlanet, a technology company based in San Sebastian, Spain. Click to read more...

IGD’s most recent case study demonstrates the implementation of Hydrogen gas detection systems for Creo International, a UK based Hydrogen energy system manufacturer and installer. Click to read more...

Compared to 2021, there was a 48 percent increase in the number of people living with HIV in this country in 2022.

This year (2023) marks the 40th anniversary of the commercialisation of ICP-MS. Click to read more...