But the methods she used were entirely noninvasive—or as noninvasive as having people sleep in an MRI while hooked up to lots of machines can be.
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But developing an accurate and noninvasive technique has proven challenging.
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The field quickly branches into two approaches: invasive and noninvasive.
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The method through which Qbrexza works is novel and noninvasive.
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The JetPeel facial is a noninvasive treatment for transdermal infusion.
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There are some surgical options, but what are the noninvasive ones?
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There are several noninvasive or home-based remedies for plantar fasciitis.
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They have been declared the most accurate of all noninvasive methods.
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How well this entire category of noninvasive devices works is relative.
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It feels spicy; the pepper and the chili are prominent but noninvasive.
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I believe that noninvasive blood tests are the future of health care.
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Companies, scientists have been trying to develop noninvasive impedance sensors for years.
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But what is available is something called noninvasive prenatal genetic screening (NIPT).
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An invasive device holds two advantages over noninvasive methods, Dr. Ramsey said.
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To study such life, any undersea rover would need to be noninvasive.
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Fortunately, this inevitable damage is treatable in a number of noninvasive ways.
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Right now, there aren't any FDA-approved noninvasive glucose trackers on the market.
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The ideal would be a noninvasive wearable headset, though that's harder to build.
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NextMind isn't the only company trying to develop, for the masses, noninvasive BCIs.
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Bonnette guesses that a noninvasive monitor would initially only be available with a prescription.
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MIND A noninvasive technique shows promise in improving the working memory of older adults.
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Sano's approach isn't noninvasive like Apple's might be because it involves using tiny needles.
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I had noninvasive ductal carcinoma in situ, it turned out, and lots of it.
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Noninvasive tests are being developed — one trial was published earlier this month, for instance.
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Her practice, in New York, focuses on noninvasive treatments for natural anti-aging results.
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Those looking for a needle-free lift can opt for noninvasive radio frequency therapy.
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A noninvasive or minimally invasive blood glucose monitor is a kind of a holy grail.
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Noninvasive breast cancer and ovarian tumors did increase slightly among those who had fertility treatments.
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So will this prove to be more effective that TDCS or other noninvasive stimulation options?
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Researchers at Harvard and Johns Hopkins Medicine both describe the treatment as painless and noninvasive.
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The system walks users through the diagnosis steps while analyzing data collected from its noninvasive sensors.
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Technically yes, but again, it's hard — right now, there aren't any FDA-approved noninvasive glucose trackers.
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"Our results suggest that this could become an early, noninvasive test for Alzheimer's disease," she said.
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Noninvasive prenatal testing was supposed to make the modern pregnancy easier, safer, and less anxiety-ridden.
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His menu also includes wild noninvasive fish like Pacific salmon and sustainable line-caught albacore tuna.
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Last fall, she offered to show me how this noninvasive, nonpharmacological approach might aid other patients.
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Another startup, CTRL-Labs, released a developer kit last year for a similar noninvasive neural interface.
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Doctors would much prefer a low-cost, noninvasive test that would diagnose Alzheimer's at an early stage.
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But other noninvasive technologies, potentially including what Apple may be exploring, could be used for endurance athletes.
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Another example is our work with Exact Sciences on a noninvasive, colorectal cancer screening test called Cologuard.
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The more recent advent of noninvasive prenatal tests made the procedure even less risky and more widely available.
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The noninvasive treatment involves zapping your face with tiny electrical currents to stimulate, tone and tighten facial muscles.
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The primary purpose is to investigate and develop noninvasive treatment options for the brain using focused ultrasound technology.
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According to preliminary tests, the noninvasive blood screening would offer a cheaper and comparably accurate option to ultrasound.
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An international team of scientists has communicated with completely locked-in patients using a noninvasive brain-computer interface system.
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He developed a noninvasive prenatal blood test for Down syndrome that is now available in more than 90 countries.
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The noninvasive treatment may be ideal for the indigent, nursing home residents and others who have trouble finding care.
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And, unlike most screenings, including standard blood tests, breath analysis technology is noninvasive -- a benefit most patients would appreciate.
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One of Dr. Rowe's signatures is a noninvasive penile enlargement, in which he injects dermal filler into the penis.
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Apple is also looking for its own medical breakthroughs, such as a noninvasive continuous glucose reader, the NYT reported.
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Also tipped was Dennis Lo Yuk Ming, who developed a noninvasive prenatal test for detecting Down's syndrome in the fetus.
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One source said it was not an aggressive bite ... it was playful and noninvasive, but still caught Beyonce off guard.
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Manual embryo grading may be a crude tool, but it's noninvasive and easy for most fertility clinics to carry out.
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"The advantage of this approach is it's noninvasive and it will become low cost, and easy to perform," he said.
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Apple is known to have a research team working on a noninvasive glucose reader, as CNBC first reported in April.
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AP: There are a handful of startups out there that are developing various types of neural interfaces that are noninvasive.
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The question the team asked themselves, Roy said, was whether they could make hidden memories permanently active with a noninvasive treatment.
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The challenges of doing this in a noninvasive way are obvious, but the benefits to the experience are just as apparent.
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Though it was a "noninvasive" surgery, Kattan still had to spend weeks in the hospital and follow up with physical therapy.
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She's spent most of that time learning the ants' ways and how to effectively poison them without harming other, noninvasive critters.
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The syndrome can be corrected with physical therapy and noninvasive measures, the pediatric academy says, and helmet therapy is rarely necessary.
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The nudges operate below the level of conscious awareness, so these noninvasive neural interventions can happen without us even knowing it.
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It is the first location for the practice, which will offer noninvasive aesthetic medical procedures and is to open in February.
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Rather then excavate and disturb the remains, he and his team used two noninvasive tools — electrical resistivity tomography and ground penetrating radar.
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Biosensor experts are still debating whether noninvasive approaches for tracking glucose, as Apple is planning, will ever be sufficiently reliable and accurate.
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Axillary/axilla (armpit) is the least accurate compared to other methods but easy and noninvasive, making it a useful "benchmark" temperature gauge.
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But so has the use of alternatives known as "noninvasive ventilation" — primarily the bipap device, short for bi-level positive airway pressure.
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Apple is rumored to be hard at work on new Apple Watch tech to provide continuous, noninvasive glucose monitoring for people with diabetes.
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But despite the need for improvements, Paşca is excited about what the noninvasive, personalized nature of the organoid approach can mean for neuromedicine.
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When he licensed his noninvasive screening method, he did so with a requirement that it would not be used for prenatal sex selection.
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Facebook also highlights a Reality Labs-backed headset that reads brain activity with near-infrared light, potentially making a noninvasive interface more likely.
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Second, noninvasive systems require elaborate external electrode setups, while an implant can simply stay in place and "work all the time," he said.
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Just as the Dene's cultural values led them to insist upon noninvasive caribou research, so did the Gvi'ilas call for unobtrusive hair monitoring.
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Knowing this, a growing cadre of specialists are exploring nondrug, noninvasive treatments, some of which have proved highly effective in relieving chronic pain.
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So researchers have been trying for decades to figure out how to build an inexpensive odor sensor for quick, reliable and noninvasive diagnoses.
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But many of the single-purpose health gadgets — like smart hearing aids and noninvasive blood analyzers — could really help people with specific conditions.
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That said, patients who rely on noninvasive ventilators are too vulnerable to be subjected to the lowest bidder for their equipment and services.
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Viagra was the first noninvasive treatment for male impotency and opened up a previously undiscussed dialogue between men and their doctors about sexual health.
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That's where the company is working on a brain-reading interface — a noninvasive wearable device that will allow people to type using their thoughts.
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But a noninvasive treatment option that uses focused ultrasound to mitigate the effects of essential tremor is slowly making its way into hospitals worldwide.
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"You might have to consult a facial plastic surgeon and a dermatologist to get the best mix of noninvasive and surgical options," she said.
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The current use of advanced medical imaging offers strategies for noninvasive and limited autopsy; these tools can expedite the post-mortem search for information.
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Apple reportedly has a secret project to monitor the glucose levels of diabetics with new noninvasive sensors, ending the need for daily test needles.
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It was noninvasive, and involved a variety of braces and other devices designed to give the face the oval shape valued in Asian culture.
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This would provide the best path forward for the future utilization of noninvasive ventilation for people who rely on it each day to live.
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Regulars swear by the Bio-Lift Facial, which promises a "just-back-from-vacation glow" using noninvasive micro currents and products from Biologique Recherche.
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Still, seeing that a noninvasive daily dose of light and sound could have such significant effects in mice give some experts reason for optimism.
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Today's imaging tools are noninvasive, which means there's nary a brush or Q-tip in sight, and there will be no removal of particles.
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A diagnosis of ductal carcinoma in situ D.C.I.S. — abnormal cells in the milk duct, considered the earliest form of breast cancer (stage 0) and noninvasive.
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Tests to identify the mutation are sometimes done on tissue taken from a tumor, but a noninvasive blood test would be appropriate in many cases.
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There's also a recently FDA-approved noninvasive treatment called VNS -- vagus nerve stimulation -- that applies an electric current to the neck, activating the vagus nerve.
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Dr. Birbaumer added that other noninvasive brain-computer interfaces had been shown to perform the same function as the communication system from Dr. Ramsey's team.
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Investigators at the Berenson-Allen Center there were studying transcranial magnetic stimulation, or T.M.S., a noninvasive procedure that applies magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain.
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Each year he performs over 21 surgeries, including liposuction, and over 230,23 noninvasive procedures, making him somewhat of a celebrity among certain sculpted New Yorkers.
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While getting a master's degree in business administration from Stanford University, he and others founded a company that used noninvasive lasers to change eye color.
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And around the corner was Skinney Medspa, a boutique offering "noninvasive body contouring" treatments like CoolSculpting, a weight-loss treatment that freezes fat cells away.
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Based upon this review, and other evidence, the American College of Physicians released new clinical practice guidelines for the noninvasive treatment of subacute back pain.
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Early, noninvasive cancer like mine is incredibly treatable now, and it has a proven, scientific process that tells these mutant bad cells not to kill you.
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Meanwhile, at Facebook... Chevillet said his group at Facebok is continuing its work on finding noninvasive ways to figure out what's happening within the brain, too.
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In February, that group published its own recommendations for treating low back pain, suggesting starting with noninvasive remedies like superficial heat, massage, acupuncture or spinal manipulation.
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Above: The first demonstration of a noninvasive brain-controlled humanoid robot "avatar" named Morpheus in the Neural Systems Laboratory at the University of Washington in 2006.
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In researching the proposal, Highways England used noninvasive radar—a hand-wheeled sensor that rides just above the ground—to probe the earth along the route.
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They are working on a noninvasive brain-computer interface, without the need for implants, as they believe implants are still decades away from being a reality.
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Virtual colonoscopies, known medically as computed tomography colonography (CTC), are highly accurate, safe and noninvasive, which makes them an attractive option for both patients and clinicians.
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Other potential breakthroughs that would knock the socks off the medical industry include adding noninvasive and continuous blood pressure or blood glucose monitoring to the watch.
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CNBC reported earlier this year that it has a team working on noninvasive glucose monitoring, for instance, which is primarily a benefit for those with diabetes.
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Instead of calling it "encapsulated follicular variant of papillary thyroid carcinoma," they now call it "noninvasive follicular thyroid neoplasm with papillary-like nuclear features," or NIFTP.
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Our international team of researchers enrolled over 40 bonobos, chimpanzees and orangutans at Zoo Leipzig in Germany and Kumamoto Sanctuary in Japan in our novel, noninvasive experiment.
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Wonderful as an noninvasive and practically risk-free device (unless you can't stand mild shocks) to treat tinnitus could be, it might not come without its limitations.
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" There are obstacles with both approaches, including issues with "signal scattering, attenuation, and signal-to-noise ratio typically seen with state of the art noninvasive neural interfaces.
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Brinkley is a representative of the pharmaceutical company and the face of its noninvasive ultrasound wrinkle-reducing procedure Ultherapy, which she uses on her neck and décolletage.
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The procedure is noninvasive and doesn't require anesthesia, and the pulses are delivered via an electromagnetic device or coil that is placed or worn on the head.
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They can be agents of health and well-being, serving as noninvasive ways to monitor body temperature or to analyze sweat for the presence of various elements.
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A recent example that highlights the positive, multiplicative effect of our collaboration approach is Cologuard®, a noninvasive, multi-target stool DNA screening test for colorectal cancer.
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The test currently available, Cologuard, also checks for blood in the stool and may prove to be the most effective of these noninvasive tests, Dr. Strum said.
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However, I felt that there needed to be an alternative, because everything we do here is holistic, and also, at the same time, it's gentle and noninvasive.
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The experiment, Enos wrote, demonstrated that exclusionary attitudes can be stimulated by even very minor, noninvasive demographic change: in this case, the introduction of only two persons.
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In a medical abortion, which is nonsurgical and noninvasive, women within the first 10 weeks of their pregnancy can take two prescription pills to induce a miscarriage.
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It'll be a few years before we see such futuristic contact lenses on pharmacy shelves, but the technologies required to build this noninvasive diagnostic device largely exists today.
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According to the study's results, wearable tech also delivered similar readings to more traditional fertility tracking methods—but in a noninvasive way that offered more flexibility and convenience.
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Their work demonstrates a method of quickly "reading" whole words and phrases from the brain — getting Facebook slightly closer to its dream of a noninvasive thought-typing system.
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He treats dogs with vitamins and supplements, and he focuses on diet and noninvasive surgeries as an alternative to the more aggressive treatments typically recommended within the profession.
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If a daily regimen isn't attractive, miraDry is a noninvasive, permanent treatment using electromagnetic waves, and it is F.D.A. approved to destroy underarm odor glands and sweat glands.
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Pros: Noninvasive shape less likely to cause "nipple confusion" in newborn infants, while the attached weighted plush toy keeps things in place when baby fussesCons: Hard to disinfect
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ALS patients, such as J. Thomas May, who recently wrote about what this change could mean for him, need reliable noninvasive ventilators and competent respiratory therapists each day.
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Adam Philip Stern is the director of psychiatric applications at the Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation and an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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Jason Emer: The plasma fibroblast device is one of the newest noninvasive aesthetic treatments to use energy on the skin very focally to help improve wrinkles, pores, and complexion.
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I wanted to summarize what the science tells us about who chickens are and where there may be really interesting and compelling areas of potential noninvasive research with them.
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But companies like Facebook are researching noninvasive methods, like a system using near-infrared light that could detect blood-flow changes in the brain while staying outside of it.
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Noninvasive (mask) ventilation (NIV) is for people living with chronic respiratory failure caused by nerve or muscle disease, a thoracic skeletal disorder, or severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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Biomedical engineers are enthralled by the promise of liquid biopsies, noninvasive tests that detect and classify cancers by identifying the tiny bits of DNA that tumors shed into the bloodstream.
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In response, the government softened its stance, issuing regulations that directed cutting should be done only by medical professionals in a noninvasive way that does not injure girls and women.
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But transcranial magnetic stimulation is a noninvasive new treatment that, so far at least, according to preliminary findings, has tremendously good effects—with no side effects or ingestion of chemicals.
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Focused ultrasound — a noninvasive therapeutic technology that uses focused beams of ultrasound to precisely and accurately target areas deep in the body without damaging surrounding tissue — is one such solution.
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For most Europeans, the goal of skincare is natural-looking results, says Munich-based dermatologist Timm Golueke, M.D., who created his Royal Fern line to nurture skin by noninvasive means.
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The tACS approach is appealing for several reasons, perhaps most of all because it is noninvasive; unlike other forms of memory support, it involves no implant, which requires brain surgery.
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Axillary/axilla (armpit): An axillary temperature taken under the armpit is not as accurate as other methods, but it is easy and noninvasive, making it a useful "benchmark" temperature gauge.
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But Dr. Brawley said there is good scientific data to show that stool sample tests save lives, and added that some patients may be better served by these noninvasive tests.
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When they enrolled in the study, each participant underwent a noninvasive test called cardiac magnetic resonance imaging that can most reliably show whether a silent heart attack had already occurred.
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"Ultherapy" is a noninvasive ultrasound therapy that injures the tissue surrounding the muscles, setting off a healing response that creates more collagen, which in turn tightens and lifts skin gradually.
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"We have taken great care to develop tags that are noninvasive and do not change the whale's behavior," said Dr. Friedlaender, who has been tagging whales for research since 2000.
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His startup, NextMind, makes a noninvasive neural interface that sits on the back of one's head and translates brain waves into data that can be used to control compatible software.
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The most common way to do it is with a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA or DEXA) scans, which are noninvasive tests with minimal cost and negligible radiation risk.
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"It certainly allows the possibility for this noninvasive communication to have important implications for these types of patients' care," Ganguly said of the new study, with which he was not involved.
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After debuting the idea at its 2017 developer conference, the company said Tuesday it has made progress on developing a noninvasive wearable device that allows people to type using their thoughts.
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Patients currently test their blood sugar using a prick test, but new technology could offer a noninvasive means of tracking changes to benefit patients without dogs like Magic at their side.
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That's because noninvasive charting methods like basal body temperature and charting cervical mucus (the method promoted by Femm) can be prone to human error and normal variance from woman to woman.
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First, Dugan described a future in which we would use what she called a "brain mouse" that would one day allow us to control AR applications using a noninvasive brain interface.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Physicians who treat diseases, injuries, and deformities by invasive, minimally invasive, or noninvasive surgical methods, such as using instruments, appliances, or by manual manipulation.
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This device uses near-infrared spectroscopy, or NIR, light technology to measure the tumor's hemoglobin, metabolism, water and fat levels in a noninvasive way to determine whether the chemo is working.
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She had her upper eye lids done before last year's reunion, she's had a nose job, a neck lift, a tummy tuck, and does noninvasive procedures as well, including Botox and fillers.
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It is one of two currently popular noninvasive X-ray techniques to assess cardiac risk and help determine who could benefit from treatments to ward off a crippling or fatal heart attack.
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Noninvasive BMIs could be used to create a kind of telekinetic connection to our environment, where we use our thoughts to turn on the lights or change the channels on the television.
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But even as the money flows in, the challenges of developing this kind of tech remain myriad: How will the hardware be small and noninvasive enough to be worn in everyday life?
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This noninvasive BCI infers what object the robot should pick and where to bring it based on the brain's reflexive response when an image of the desired object or location is flashed.
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Like the vaguely positive keywords anchoring ads for noninvasive prenatal testing (health, choice, empowerment) or de-extinction (revive, restore), story shines a rosy, apolitical light on a technological development, familiarizing the new.
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Noninvasive continuous glucose monitoring is the holy grail for diabetes management, and if Apple is able to pull it off one day, that could spell trouble for the likes of One Drop.
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As it stands, NCQA's ruling effectively means that 23 million at-risk patients are apt to continue going unscreened for colon cancer, not having been offered viable noninvasive alternatives by their doctors.
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The guidelines, issued by the United States Preventive Services Task Force, suggest that all women 250 and older undergo bone density screening, a brief, noninvasive, safe and inexpensive test covered by Medicare.
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After medication, there are newer treatments they can try, including noninvasive brain stimulation, which seeks to change the behavior of the brain from outside the skull using electrodes placed on the scalp.
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"There are cases where noninvasive ventilation is comparable or even superior to mechanical ventilation," said Dr. Douglas White, a critical care physician and ethicist at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
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Yet until a cure is found, we must continue to provide high-quality noninvasive ventilation devices and support to those patients who wake each day knowing they can't breathe on their own.
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The researchers also focused on preservation and used noninvasive imaging techniques such as spectroscopy and microspectroscopy rather than removing the samples and dissolving away parts of the fossil, like in similar, previous studies.
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But in recent years, technological advances have brought a host of noninvasive methods for scanning and analyzing manuscripts, which have revolutionized our understanding of the materials and techniques that went into their creation.
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The noninvasive treatment, which transmits cancer-fighting electric fields through the patient's skin around a region of the body containing a tumor, can be used to treat other types of cancer as well.
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He added that prostate cancer grows on a longer time-scale, but the prostate biopsy is such "a sufficiently unpleasant experience" that a noninvasive test would be beneficial and lower health-care costs.
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"A once-monthly oral contraceptive would provide a discreet, noninvasive birth control option that could significantly improve medication adherence to give women more control over their health and family planning decisions," she said.
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Why it matters: Without helium, doctors wouldn't be able to give their patients noninvasive MRI scans, and scientists need chemical element to pressurize fuel tanks for space travel and satellite instruments, per USA Today.
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That's very different from the system Facebook described in 2017: a noninvasive, mass-market cap that lets people type more than 100 words per minute without manual text entry or speech-to-text transcription.
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Dr. Thompson, 41, is a research fellow in neurology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School in Boston, where he studies the use of noninvasive brain stimulation to improve human cognition.
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How did Amin lose his own Arab identity by closing himself off to the tragedy of those living in Gaza and Jenin while he pursued a secular, noninvasive life, safely cocooned in his hospital?
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He even had an innovative noninvasive 3D scanning of his skull at the Smithsonian, allowing for a forensic reconstruction of his face: And, like his bones, many of his specimens are supporting contemporary science.
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That is the motivation for an intensive, two-week, noninvasive study of the work that will begin on Monday at the Mauritshuis, called "The Girl in the Spotlight," coordinated and overseen by Ms. Vandivere.
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The first problem is that there's only about a sugar packet's worth of glucose floating through the blood, writes expert John L. Smith in his book The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey.
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In comparison, Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)—a noninvasive procedure that uses magnetic fields, such as with an electromagnetic coil, to stimulate nerve cells in the brain—is being utilized by researchers in a few fields.
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IPhone-maker Apple has been testing super secret noninvasive technology, including sensors that can shine a light through the skin to measure indications of glucose, a source told CNBC in a report published on Wednesday.
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While considered only reliable enough to function as a screening tool (a definitive diagnosis still requires the big needle), this noninvasive prenatal screening method has exploded through the medical community since its introduction in 2011.
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"We are going to see real innovations coming with glucose monitoring that's noninvasive, and the ability to get accurate data and being able to transmit that data across networks, going out to physicians," Sculley said.
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As it turns out, though, noninvasive eye treatments use familiar tools of the anti-aging trade — neurotoxins (Botox and Dysport), fillers, lasers and collagen builders — often in interesting ways, to smooth, lift, plump and depuff.
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The noninvasive blood test was shown to detect the presence of common tumors of the ovary, liver, stomach, pancreas, esophagus, colorectum, lung and breast, according to a study published in the journal Science on Thursday.
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To learn the secrets of the blue whale's heart, Jeremy Goldbogen, a marine biologist at Stanford University, led a team that attached a noninvasive suction-cup tag to a blue whale in Monterey Bay, California.
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"I see them in Times Square and think, wow, but for a health plan and a set of meds, there go I." Accordingly, some pop-up spiritualists will take pains to be noninvasive and approachable.
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Many patients may lose access to life-sustaining equipment and clinical support soon due to the inclusion of complex breathing machines (noninvasive ventilators) in a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) competitive bidding program.
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The New York–based venture will focus on acquiring and expanding companies that specialize in genetic testing—–think cancer-carrier screenings and noninvasive prenatal tests—in order to collect and share millions of individual data sets.
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But the findings of a new study, published today in Science Translational Medicine, seem to offer something promising—a noninvasive treatment that attacks the root source of tinnitus while making life noticeably easier for its sufferers.
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Building the circuitry on a flexible contact lens is impressive, says John L. Smith, former chief scientific officer of Johnson & Johnson's glucose monitoring division and author of The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey.
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Tears are an unreliable measure of blood glucose, John L. Smith, former chief scientific officer of Johnson & Johnson's glucose monitoring division and author of The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey, told The Verge.
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When researchers at the Mayo Clinic undertook an analysis of the technique, reviewing 27 studies of noninvasive ventilation in patients with do-not-intubate or comfort-care-only orders, they found that most survived to discharge.
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Now a small study of National Football League players suggests another possibility: that the signs of C.T.E. may be found with a low-cost, noninvasive test that tracks changes in conversational language years before symptoms appear.
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The revelation adds weight to a previous report from CNBC, which said last month that Apple has hired a team of biomechanical engineers to develop a noninvasive device to monitor the blood sugar levels of people with diabetes.
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There's the external stuff, and there's the internal stuff, and invasive, and yes, of course if you're actually trying to build things that everyone is going to use, you're going to want to focus on the noninvasive things.
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The test is painless and noninvasive, and involves a level of radiation 50 times lower than that of a mammogram, Dr. Margaret L. Gourlay, research associate professor of family medicine at the University of North Carolina, told me.
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They were able to employ a combination of new sensing and machine learning technologies to grab signals from the user that are from deep within the brain, but without the kind of "noise" that typically comes with noninvasive techniques.
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Once a person becomes pregnant, they can take advantage of the extraordinary advancements in noninvasive prenatal testing to screen for chromosomal abnormalities and genetic mutations—but then, what actually happens to the mountains of genetic information these tests generate?
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Zakariyya Mansoor, the director general of the National Counter Terrorism Center, a recently formed government office spearheading efforts to increase security preparedness, agreed that it was challenging to identify noninvasive solutions and maintain the tranquil environment expected by tourists.
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Image: Gadhi (Pixabay)Since 2016, at least 000 people have died worldwide soon after receiving a intragastric balloon, a new noninvasive procedure meant to help people lose weight, according to an alert released Monday by the Food and Drug Administration.
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"For example, they could provide surgeons with better ways to visualize tumors, or enable noninvasive destruction of tumors," said Richard Conroy, the director of the division of applied science and technology at the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering.
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Noninvasive BCIs that don't require surgery do exist; they are typically based on electrical (EEG) recordings from the scalp and have been used to demonstrate control of cursors, wheelchairs, robotic arms, drones, humanoid robots and even brain-to-brain communication.
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To assess the stiffness of the teens' artery walls, the researchers used a noninvasive device to measure the speed at which a pulse from the heart travels between the carotid artery in the neck and the femoral artery in the leg.
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Caroline: OK.Caroline: Then she uses multiple rollers to help push serums into the skin, like this noninvasive microneedler, which helps with scarring, texture, and hyperpigmentation, and the facial sculptor, which helps release tension, blockages in the muscles, and TMJ pain.
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Haick's group is certainly ahead of our group in terms of getting close to doctor's visit tests," Agarwal said, adding that an important aspect to breath analysis is that it "excels at capturing changes in human health in a noninvasive manner.
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To digitize it all properly would have required not just buy-in from the powers that be, but also expensive specialized tools, like noninvasive scanners than can salvage audio recordings from the wax cylinders used a century ago to gather interviews.
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Those updated guidelines, published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, also referenced six screening test options for adults, ranging from noninvasive stool tests to visual exams like colonoscopy, depending on the patient's preference and the availability of the test.
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Last, to show that noninvasive pregnancy testing data can reveal associations between genes and specific traits, the scientists analyzed height and body mass index across their sample, finding 48 gene variants associated with height and 13 with body mass index.
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The noninvasive test was developed to detect the presence of the toxic protein amyloid beta, known to be present in people affected by the disease, and did so with 90% accuracy, according to the study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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The bristles should lightly graze the skin to get the benefit of their back-and-forth, pore-cleaning motion, said Jeannel Astarita, an aesthetician and the owner of Just Ageless, a noninvasive skin care and body contouring studio in New York.
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In an ideal world, a medical mystery could be solved with a device that quickly and cheaply takes a noninvasive sample and reports back with whatever condition a patient is suffering from — a real life "Star Trek" medical tricorder of sorts.
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CEO John Hanke says that it ties in to how Niantic feels about monetization in general: There are ways to do it that are noninvasive and serve the goal of getting people out into the real world, while still generating positive results.
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In an op-ed, a group of clinicians and scientists from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania who have extensively studied noninvasive brain stimulation outlined a list of problematic issues that may come with a tDSC treatment, such as changes in brain activity.
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For the future, many cancer researchers are exploring whether a cancer test could involve only collecting and analyzing a sample of your blood, saliva or urine so that it's noninvasive, cheaper and more appealing to patients -- especially when trying to diagnose cancer early.
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Instead, the algorithm will eventually connect to the brain through some variation of noninvasive interfaces being developed by scientists around the world, from tiny sensors that could be injected into the brain to genetically engineered neurons that can exchange data wirelessly with a hatlike receiver.
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In effect, these noninvasive tests provide a way of "eavesdropping on a conversation" between the mother, the fetus and the placenta, without disturbing the pregnancy, study co-researcher Dr. David K. Stevenson, a professor of pediatrics at Stanford University in California, said in a statement .
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His team, he told the audience, plans to use noninvasive sensors to detect brain signals associated with a person thinking a word, then use an algorithm to figure out what the intended word was, according to a report of the conference by STAT News.
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But recently, she's decided to opt for a little more (noninvasive and nonsurgical) assistance with her ageless looks in the form of two anti-aging non-invasive procedures: The injectable Xeomin for her frown lines and the skin-lifting Ultherapy for her neck and décolletage.
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Compared to the discomfort inherent in your typical OB-GYN trip, r/obgyn is a noninvasive, nonjudgmental means of getting your questions answered — no matter how old you are, how many times you've had sex, or how conservative your state, town, or family is.
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Factum's noninvasive protocol, in which their scanner's lasers captured every whorled brushstroke without touching the canvas, was in stark contrast to the Louvre's restoration of the painting, in the nineteen-nineties, during which it accidentally fell onto some scaffolding and was gored in five places.
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In addition to flexible sigmoidoscopy, which examines the rectum and lower colon, and colonoscopy, there are noninvasive laboratory tests that can be done to examine stool samples for microscopic amounts of hemoglobin, a marker for blood, and for DNA markers indicative of colorectal cancer.
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Many organizations, like the ALS Association, American Association for Respiratory Care, American Lung Association, American Thoracic Society, Muscular Dystrophy Association, National Association for Medical Direction of Respiratory Care, and others have asked that noninvasive ventilators be excluded from the next round of competitive bidding.
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Apple was said to have some very sophisticated sensors in the works when the Apple Watch was first announced — such as a noninvasive blood glucose monitoring component, and a pulse oximeter — and with every new release, there's increased expectations for those components to finally arrive.
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I found the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a federal agency that crunches the best available data on the effectiveness of health care interventions and had recently (February 2016) published a comprehensive 800-page systematic review of research on noninvasive treatments for low back pain.
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Published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians on Wednesday, the updated guidelines also indicate that there are six screening test options for adults, ranging from noninvasive stool tests to visual exams like colonoscopy, depending on the preference of the patient and availability of the test.
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It is short-acting, mildly sedating, noninvasive and has countless applications in the ER Children hold masks to their faces, grinning while having a major abscess drained; teens, while having a dislocated joint popped back into place; older patients while being "disimpacted" — treated for severe constipation.
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For the surgically disinclined, Jeannel Astarita, an aesthetician and founder of Just Ageless, in the Howard Hotel in SoHo, often recommends Ultherapy, a noninvasive therapy that uses ultrasound delivered through the skin to heat the deep dermis and is said to trigger skin lifting and tightening.
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But while some organizations specifically state that colonoscopy is the preferred screening method, the United States Preventive Services Task Force endorses a variety of screening tests, including some that are less expensive or noninvasive, though they may not be as effective in finding and preventing cancers.
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Over the last decade, Dr. Nikiforov had watched as pathologists began classifying noninvasive tumors as cancers and attributed the change to rare cases in which patients had a tumor that had broken out of its capsule, did not receive aggressive treatment and died of thyroid cancer.
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As he gins up interest in his developer kit, Kouider is pitching the idea that NextMind's device and other noninvasive neural interfaces of its ilk will be like the touchscreen, or the computer mouse: the thing that upends the way we interact with our personal technology.
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A year-long follow-up can cost $5,000 to $6,000, she tells CNBC Make It. Oscars nominees will receive a noninvasive body composition analysis that determines the percentage of muscle and fat in the body, in addition to a full-body performance evaluation that includes physical and blood tests.
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Researchers have since plied the 45-carat diamond with every noninvasive tool in their arsenal, seeking to understand the precise distribution of boron atoms that lend the Hope its steely blue tint and why the diamond will glow, or phosphoresce, a spectral shade of blood orange when exposed to ultraviolet light.
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As for tai chi and Pilates, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a federal agency that crunches the best available data on the effectiveness of health care interventions, recently published a comprehensive 800-page systematic review of research on noninvasive treatments for low back pain, including these two kinds of exercises.
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But while having a stent in place can indeed be helpful for those in the throes of a heart attack, at least eight randomized clinical trials found that for people with stable coronary artery disease, they offer no benefit over standard noninvasive medical treatment — diet, exercise and perhaps treatment with an inexpensive statin.
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It was playful and noninvasive but still caught Beyoncé off guard," sources told the site on Tuesday — adding that Lathan, "was talking to JAY-Z in a way that made Beyoncé uncomfortable" leading the mother of three to confront Lathan, who "brushed off any insinuation of inappropriate conduct and then gave her a jokey bite.
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"It's evidence that there's something wrong with the blood flow regulation in smokers and maybe even more so in e-cigarette smokers," Rader, who serves as medical director of the Human Physiology Laboratory and assistant director of the Noninvasive Laboratory at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's Smidt Heart Institute in L.A., told NBC News.
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Given that early detection can increase the chances of surviving pancreatic cancer by six-fold, the need for noninvasive biomarkers that can detect this cancer in its earliest stage is considered urgent, and organizations like the Kenner Family Research Fund in New York have been encouraging both the pharmaceutical industry and medical groups to develop them.
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In the July 7 issue of Annals of Neurology, 39 neuroscientists from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania noted that while noninvasive, electrical brain stimulation has seen a resurgence in the medical community in recent years, it doesn't mean people should be attempting it on themselves at home.
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"Oftentimes, in the other cases that were described it was someone who was older and living alone and so it may have been that their pet was really the most important and strongest connection that they had," said Ryan Darby, an author of the study and a clinical neuroscience fellow at the Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation in Boston.
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"The tests that are available today are all designed for the third trimester, and that's way too late," said Dr. Alfred Z. Abuhamad, chair of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Va. In 2014, the child-health division of the National Institutes of Health set out to find noninvasive methods to identify complications earlier.
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Though handgrip strength has long been used as a quick, easy and noninvasive way to gauge cardiovascular functioning, this study is among the first to link handgrip strength measurements with actual structural changes in the heart muscle, according to Dr. Deena Goldwater, an attending cardiologist and geriatrician at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, who was not involved in the study.
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So there's actually a bunch of the research here– there's a question of throughput and how quickly can you type and how many bits can you express efficiently, but the basic foundation for the research is someone– a bunch of folks who are doing this research showed a bunch of people images– I think it was animals– so, "Here's an elephant, here's a giraffe"– while having kind of a net on their head, noninvasive, but shining light and therefore looking at the level of blood activity andjust blood flow and activity in the brain– trained a machine learning basically on what the pattern of that imagery looked like when the person was looking at different animals, then told the person to think about an animal, right?
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