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Engineering students design affordable prosthetics to help amputees in war-torn countries

In the developing world, it is estimated that over 40 million people live with amputated limbs stemming from health complications or trauma. Unfortunately, only 2 million of them have access

Steven kingPaul keraumaTodd letcherMark gronowskiJohn hoekmanAlex wakemanDepartment of mechanical engineeringDakota state universitySouth dakota state universityRapid city based

SDSU Engineering students create affordable prosthetic design

SDSU Engineering students create affordable prosthetic design
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Shou Sugi Ban House: A Hamptons Wellness Experience and Spa

A Japanese-inspired wellness center in Water Mill, New York, offers a moving weekend of alternative medicine, from contrast hydrotherapy to crystal…

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Cutting-Edge Nasal Tech Could Usher in a New Era of Medicine

Nasal drugs are opening the door to new therapies for everything from smoking cessation to Alzheimer’s. The upshot: Someday, inhaling therapies could be as routine as swallowing pills.

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Cutting-Edge Nasal Tech Could Usher in a New Era of Medicine

Nasal drugs are opening the door to new therapies for everything from smoking cessation to Alzheimer s. The upshot? Someday, inhaling therapies could be as routine as swallowing pills.

United statesElizabeth nortonJay kollsMichael hindleJohn hoekmanHugh smythOnzetra xsailMichael diamondTulane university school of medicineTulane universityVirginia commonwealth university school of pharmacyUniversity of texas at austinVirginia commonwealth universityUniversity of washingtonImpel pharmaceuticalsWashington university school of medicine