A team of international researchers have found that the absence of cholesterol in the brain kills tumors cells and led the mouse models into remission.

Malecare, a nonprofit organizations aiding in the treatment of men’s cancer, has released its Cancergraph mobile application for the tracking of symptoms.

Women’s healthcare technology company Ovuline is rebranding itself as Ovia Health after receiving $10 million in funding.

Neuromonics, producers of medical devices for treatment of tinnitus, has released the Neuromonics Tinnitus Alleviator, a downloadable product for Android mobile devices. 

3D bioprinting has brought the future of producing human tissues and organs that can accurately recreate body functions for drug screening, disease modeling, and regenerative medicine closer to reality. Jennifer Lewis, ScD, and a team of researchers at Wyss Institute have used bioprinting to create a functioning renal structure containing epithelial that is a replication of the proximal tubule of the kidney.

Hospital administrators and leaders can ensure their imaging services remain operational during a disaster scenario with careful planning and management.

Radiologist and researcher Jason William, MD, has developed a method of injecting immunotherapy drugs directly into the cancer cells using image-guided cryoblation.

Vaccines are made to prevent the common diseases from harming the body, but those who remain unvaccinated pose a threat to themselves, others and even the economy. The University of North Carolina estimates those who go unvaccinated cost the U.S. $7.1 billion in 2015.