Health sciences and technology

MIT-patented treatment approved by FDA for severe form of PMS

July 7, 2000

MIT 'Star Wars' technology may treat breast cancer

June 7, 2000

Dan Doherty, a physical therapist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, helps a patient work with MIT-Manus during her rehabilitation therapy following a stroke.

MIT robot aids therapy of stroke victims

June 6, 2000

MIT 'Star Wars' technology applied to breast cancer

June 5, 2000

Event offers journalists an inside look at Whitehead

May 31, 2000

Symposium on insulin resistance set

May 10, 2000

Principal research scientist Chi-Sang Poon's research has identified a possible relationship between the lack of a neuroreceptor and fetal respiratory problems in mice.

Chemical receptor linked to fetal respiratory development

May 3, 2000

Chemical receptor key to fetal development, MIT researchers and colleagues find

Possible connection to SIDS, preemie problems

April 30, 2000

Lecture on aging examines colon cancer

April 26, 2000

MIT researcher finds that part of brain used for hearing can learn to 'see'

April 19, 2000

Cancer update is focus of 'Aging Successfully' panel

April 5, 2000

New instrument aims to make endoscopic surgery safer

April 5, 2000

Professor Michael Feld, director of the Spectroscopy Lab (right), tests a device which uses light to identify cancer cells in a noninvasive test on postdoctoral associate Adam Wax.

Noninvasive methods developed for early cancer diagnosis

March 29, 2000

Talk probes dangers of chemical in Erin Brockovich

March 29, 2000

MIT researchers create noninvasive new methods for early cancer diagnosis

Ability to detect invisible, early-stage disease could save lives

March 23, 2000

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