Medical Imaging

The precise and early diagnosis of prostate cancer remains a significant challenge in modern medicine, as current methods like serum PSA testing often lack the specificity needed to avoid over-diagnosis and subsequent unnecessary, invasive biopsies. Conventional ultrasound imaging, while widely

In a significant public health initiative designed to safeguard the well-being of future generations, the Sultanate of Oman has officially integrated mandatory medical examinations into the legal requirements for marriage. This new national policy, established under Royal Decree No. 111 / 2025 by

A groundbreaking fusion of materials science and biomedical engineering is setting a new standard for medical imaging, promising to overcome the fundamental barriers of current technology to enable ultra-high-resolution, three-dimensional views of biological structures that were previously

For families navigating the relentless progression of a rare genetic disorder like Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex Deficiency (PDCD), the line between hope and despair is often defined by the slow, bureaucratic pace of new drug approvals. A promising compound, Sodium Dichloroacetate (DCA), has shown

The intricate process of diagnosing illness in modern medicine often begins with a simple image, yet a growing crisis within the UK's National Health Service (NHS) reveals that the interpretation of these critical scans is fraught with peril. A sharp increase in clinical negligence claims related

A critical disruption in Saskatchewan's diagnostic imaging services has left numerous cancer patients in a state of prolonged uncertainty after the province's only positron emission tomography scanner was forced into a sudden shutdown. The vital piece of equipment, located at Saskatoon's Royal