Researchers suggest a thermally induced fluid mixing approach could improve the delivery of anti-vascular endothelial growth factor agents to target tissue. This technique may reduce the amount of drug injected into the vitreous and increase effective treatment outcomes for patients with macular degeneration.
Scientists studied how environmental conditions affect archery accuracy and discovered that the best feather size depends on wind conditions. The research aims to provide a more accurate understanding of the physics behind optimal arrow design.
A study published in Cancer Immunology Research uses AI to analyze changes in CT scans before and after immunotherapy treatment, predicting patient response. The researchers found that textural changes, not just tumor size, are a better indicator of therapy effectiveness.
Researchers at Cornell University and Virginia Tech found that shaking the head to free trapped water in the ear canal can cause brain damage in small children, due to acceleration of up to 10 times gravity. A solution using liquids with lower surface tension, such as alcohol or vinegar, may help remove water without causing harm