A better understanding of the fovea and the eye will let researchers develop new treatments for ocular diseases.

Fused silica is a key material in laser-assisted waveguide fabrication.

New and ergonomic wheelchair designs aim to create more efficient movements and reduce the negative impact traditional wheelchairs have on the human body.

Engineers at John Hopkins University integrate AI, acoustics, and noise-canceling technology to modernize this humble medical device.

3D printing has changed not just our industry but our very society. Here are five ways the process has impacted our lives.

Surgically implanted devices like pacemakers need multiple surgeries to swap out batteries. Research from Dartmouth College may provide an alternate power source: the human heartbeat.

A new drug delivery approach could let doctors develop and deliver large-molecule therapies such as proteins and nucleic acids.

A study by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison sought the optimum antennas for applying electromagnetic radiation to cancerous tumors.

Materials take on new challenges in the medical industry as companies exhibiting at this year’s MD&M educate us on what is needed.