Medical physics

There has always been chatter about how cellphones affect our health in general especially when it comes to the potentially harmful effects of radiation

Revolutionary advancements in medical technology are breaking barriers in brain treatment. Utilizing ultrasound energy, a non-invasive therapeutic method targets precise areas within the brain, offering hope for neurological disorders without invasive procedures.

Chest X-rays are the most frequently conducted radiological test in the world & a common way for health professionals to diagnose lung & heart conditions

A pioneering study conducted by cardiologists and radiation oncologists at the Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis unveils the potential use of radiation therapy, traditionally employed against cancer, to address ventricular tachycardia in patients suffering from a fatal irregular heart rhythm.

Mayor of Timisoara municipality Nicolae Robu has announced on Tuesday that they received the feasibility study for the construction of the first oncology centre for personalised therapy in eastern Europe, which will be built at the "Victor Babes" Hospital, where both lung tumors and tumors of other metastasis organs will be treated, and the municipality is ready to start the works as soon as po

Greek startup Advantis Medical Imaging is bringing together two rapidly changing major sectors, medicine and technology, as it is active in the field of developing software for medical imaging.

Cancer patients needing radiotherapy treatment must wait up to three weeks for treatment at Attica's public hospitals due to understaffing, doctors say, noting that lives could be saved with the hiring of just 25 technicians.

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Bulgaria is the home of the spring water in the world!

Cyberknife has been introduced for the first time in Bulgaria at Sveti Georgi (Saint George) university hospital in the city of Plovdiv. About ten patients have already undergone treatment with one of the most advanced forms of radiosurgery for removing cancer in the Radiotherapy Clinic in the hospital, according to BNT. 

A village in the Aegean province of Aydın has been struggling with a latent threat of cancer since 1958 due to a nearby uranium mine, locals have said, noting their increasing frustration at the lack of official action.