Just over 80 years ago, on 31 December 1932, a white farmer and his son followed up on a legend they […]
Just over 80 years ago, on 31 December 1932, a white farmer and his son followed up on a legend they […]
Today marked the announcement by Science, the venerable magazine published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, of their breakthrough for the year. […]
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to speak to Dr Nancy Cappello, a determined advocate for the right of American women […]
The 99th annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) wrapped up in Chicago today. More than 50,000 radiologists, radiographers, physicists and […]
As I write this blog in my study at home, located on the slopes of Table Mountain near the botanical gardens […]
Betty Ford in the White House, 1974. For many Americans, their abiding memory of Richard Nixon is of him waving goodbye, […]
Additive manufacturing — also known as 3D printing — is a technology that enables engineers to fabricate three-dimensional solid objects of virtually any shape […]
Copyright Annals of Surgery, 1931. In the early 20th century, transillumination — shining a light through the tissue of interest — was employed […]
Copyright Steve Horvath, UCLA A new internal body clock based on DNA that measures the biological age of our tissues and […]
Last month Analogic Corporation announced that it had acquired the remaining stake in PocketSonics, a privately held firm based in Charlottesville that was a spin […]