Lesson No. 29 Google Glass to Help ER Docs

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Google Glass to Help ER Docs

• Researchers are on their way to creating a gel that could protect against HIV. The research showed that the gel protected five out of six monkeys from an animal-human laboratory strain of HIV when applied shortly before or three hours after infection, the BBCreported.
• The arrest of an Indian diplomat after authorities accused her of misreporting wages for her housekeeper resulted in a rocky relationship between the United States and. Now, CNN reports Devyani Khobragade was dismissed of charges on Monday because she was “cloaked in diplomatic immunity.”
• Doctors in a Boston Hospital are using Google Glass and QR codes to identify patients. The system allows doctors to quickly scan a patient’s code and view information about him within Glass, according to Ars Technica.
• A 3-month-old puppy has become a family hero after discovering an unlit gas burner was running at home.
• United Airlines is adding an exciting new feature for Apple customers. The airline will add an in-flight entertainment system that allows users to watch more than 150 movies and 200 TV shows on iPhones and iPads running iOS 7, Patently Apple reports.

 

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Molecular Tech For Cancer Cells

Cancer is a very dangerous for human body. It had taken away the life of so many people. When it comes to you, you can't stay happy, sadness surround you, that feeling you will die soon. Well, You definitely have to keep your faith up and just move on and do the right things, you will definitely recover from it. It requires great determination, so that you can fight back. Well, there is a good news for those who are suffering from cancer, what it's, let's have a look.  

Molecular Tech Helps Doctors Target Cancer Cells From the Inside

A group of American researchers may have revolutionized how we treat cancer, thanks to molecular technology that can target diseased cells from the inside.

The study tested the effect of nanomotors, miniscule devices that turn energy into motion, on live cells. Scientists found that they could potentially be used to deliver drugs non-invasively, or perform surgery inside of cells.

"As these nanomotors move around and bump into structures inside the cells, the live cells show internal mechanical responses that no one has seen before," Tom Mallouk, co-author of the study, said in a statement. "This research is a vivid demonstration that it may be possible to use synthetic nanomotors in new ways."

Cells ingest the nanomotors, which then move around the structures, spinning and ramming into organelles — part of a cell that has a specific function. The nanomotors, which have not been tested on human subjects yet, are controlled with ultrasonic waves. What's more, since they're made out of metal, the nanometers can be steered with magnetic forces.

The study marks the first time nanomotors have been observed in live cells. In their first incarnation 10 years ago, the nanomotors required toxic fuels to function, which meant they could not move through biological fluid; the introduction of ultrasonic waves solved this problem. In their current form, the nanomotors were tested in HeLa cells, immortal human cervical-cancer cells that are often used in research. They were most effective when a high level of ultrasonic power was used, according to Mallouk.

He added that the technology could mean big things for the future of medicine.

"One dream application of ours is Fantastic Voyage-style medicine, where nanomotors would cruise around inside the body, communicating with each other and performing various kinds of diagnoses and therapy," he said.

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Apple All Set For Come Back

Apple is one of the most chosen products by people. Time by time it had produced such a concepts that has stunned most of us. Here as it's been heard by a report that apple is again planning for a come back. What it's all about let's have a look.

 Apple Prepping Sensors That Predict Heart Attacks, Report Says

We now know that Apple held closed-door talks with Tesla, a meeting of two innovative companies that hints at a number of possibilities. But buried in that same report from the San Francisco Chronicle is the news that Apple may also be preparing to release a heart-attack prediction device.

According to the report, Apple is developing sensor technology that would be able to predict heart attacks. The effort, led by audio expert Tomlinson Holman, the inventor of THX and 10.2 surround sound, will reportedly focus on the sound blood makes as it travels through a person's arteries.

However, in order for Apple's supposed sensor to monitor the sound of a person's blood, that device would likely have to be worn on a person's body. Therefore, this new information directly points to the continued rumors of an upcoming Apple wearable device, commonly referred to as the iWatch.

The iWatch implications of the San Francisco Chronicle report are further backed by last week's news that Apple hired medical-device expert Marcelo Malini Lamego. What's more, a report in January claimed that Apple is also working on new health-focused apps for iOS.

If this new report regarding Apple's heart sensor research pans out — barring a surprise move by the company to enter the medical scanner bed industry — Apple's rumored iWatch will turn out to be far more broadly impactful than anyone could have guessed.

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