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Small Box for Big ProblemsCompact ultrasound at a price?Are you ever amazed by the shrinking powers of technology? Just a few decades ago some ultrasound units were the size of 400-pound refrigerators. Today, some handheld units weigh less than 3 pounds – lighter than your laptop. However, the convenience comes with a price. With more portability comes greater access. And as more nontraditional hands use this advancing modality, a greater number of variables arise that may compromise diagnostic quality. MORE |
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MisconceptionsHow false memories are madeFalse memories are the subject of hotly contested arguments about the validity of repressed memories that can surface years after a traumatic event and about the credibility of eyewitness accounts in criminal trials. But a group of researchers at Northwestern University, Chicago, literally have peered into the brain to offer new evidence on the existence of false memories and how they are formed. MORE |
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Ultrasound Maps the EyeLooking inside the eye with corneal maps and 3-D dataHigh-frequency ultrasound combined with sophisticated signal processing has opened new avenues for imaging and measuring the human eye. This new combination has improved diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up evaluations for surgical procedures to correct vision. MORE |
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Special Focus: Southeast RegionFlorida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West VirginiaA blend of Old South Charm combined with an eye on modernization is a sight to behold in the states of the southeastern United States. Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia reveal a rich history straight from a paperback novel. MORE |
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