Researchers developed a new technique using indocyanine green-soaked fiducial markers (ICG-F) to mark peripheral pulmonary lesions before surgery. The study found that this approach improved the accuracy of surgical resection, resulting in smaller and lighter resected specimens compared to unmarked lesions.
Research from Rutgers Health finds that children exposed to paternal depression at kindergarten entry are more likely to have behavioral difficulties and poor social skills at age 9. Fathers' mental health is crucial in supporting their children's development, and early intervention can help improve well-being for both parents and kids.
Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have created a novel technique using phase-contrast microscopy to track and analyze the motion of unlabeled cells. This allows for the accurate differentiation of cancerous cells with up to 94% accuracy, opening new avenues for diagnosis and research on cell motility related functions.