New urine test could detect aggressive form of prostate cancer missed by as many as 1 in 5 scans 

New urine test could detect aggressive form of prostate cancer often missed by as many as one in five diagnostic scans The University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center has developed a new test called Urine Prostate Seq test (UPSeq) It analyzes 15 specific strands of RNA together and looks for specific genes that are ‘overexpressed’ … Read more

Ultrasound scans cause the shell of the coronavirus to collapse

Ultrasound scans like those used to track the growth of a foetus can destroy coronavirus cells by forcing their surface to split apart and implode, new research suggests.  MIT researchers conducted a mathematical analysis based on the physical properties of generic coronavirus cells. It revealed medical ultrasound scans may be able to damage the virus’s shell and … Read more

Ultrasound scans cause the shell of the coronavirus to collapse

Ultrasound scans have the ability to destroy coronavirus cells by forcing their surface to split apart and implode, new research suggests.  MIT researchers conducted a mathematical analysis based on the physical properties of generic coronavirus cells. It revealed medical ultrasound scans may be able to damage the virus’s shell and spikes, leading to collapse and rupture.   … Read more

Infrared scans reveal author of hidden graffiti on The Scream

Infrared scans have revealed Norwegian artist Edvard Munch was the author of hidden graffiti on his 1893 painting The Scream.  The inscription near the top left corner reads ‘kan kun være malet af en gal mand’, which translates from Danish as ‘can only have been painted by a madman’ and was thought to have been … Read more

Routine scans may catch 70% of lung tumours early: New research that could save thousands of lives

Routine CT scans may catch 70% of lung tumours early: New research could save thousands of lives Health experts are demanding the Government brings in routine CT scanning Scanning smokers and ex-smokers ‘extremely effective’ in catching cancer  It comes following research that CT scans catch 70 per cent of cancers early  By Elliot Mulligan For … Read more

Routine scans may catch 70% of lung tumours early: New research that could save thousands of lives

Routine CT scans may catch 70% of lung tumours early: New research could save thousands of lives Health experts are demanding the Government brings in routine CT scanning Scanning smokers and ex-smokers ‘extremely effective’ in catching cancer  It comes following research that CT scans catch 70 per cent of cancers early  By Elliot Mulligan For … Read more

Stunning 3D scans show internal structure of Christ the Redeemer statue

Stunning 3D laser scans show the internal structure of Brazil’s famous Christ the Redeemer statue for the first time A team of specialists took more than 180 million points of data using the scanner This allowed them to create an internal and external recreation of the statue The work was carried out just before 90th birthday … Read more

Detailed MRI scans can identify the source of debilitating nerve pain in ‘Long Covid’ patients 

Advanced scanning technology that combines MRI with ultrasound can help identify the source of debilitating nerve pain in ‘Long Covid’ patients Northwestern University academics combined MRI scans with ultrasound   High-resolution images identify the source of pain in ‘Long Covid’ patients   Can be employed to identify nerve damage and the severity of condition  By Joe Pinkstone … Read more

3D scans show baby sauropods had a horn and binocular vision

Sauropods — large, four-legged, long-necked dinosaurs — were born with a horn and binocular vision that disappeared as they matured, a study has found. Experts took 3D scans of a rare, 80 million-year-old, 1.2 inch wide fossil skull of an unhatched dinosaur that was found preserved inside its egg in Patagonia, Argentina. The team think … Read more

CT scans reveal ‘the mummy of the screaming woman’ died of a massive heart attack 3,000 years ago

CT scans reveal ‘the mummy of the screaming woman’ died of a massive heart attack 3,000 years ago and developed a death spam before being embalmed A site found in Egypt in 1881 was used for royals to avoid grave robbers  One of the mummies was a woman with her head tilted and her mouth … Read more