While radiation exposure from medical imaging has witnessed a declining trend in the past few years owing to technological advancements such as the incorporation of dose-lowering technologies in imaging systems, the concern regarding the harmful and biological effects of radiation exposure is still prevalent.

Radiation Dose Management Market was valued at $212.8 million in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $586.7 million by 2032, witnessing a CAGR of 10.30% during the forecast period…

Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is a tool that is used to extract and analyze molecular information and has been able to explore the human genome in an unprecedented manner. The next-generation sequencing technology is used in basic human disease research and can be used in routine research as well.

Furthermore, the key reason to use targeted sequencing is that it is more cost-effective as compared to whole genome sequencing. This also enables deeper result analysis as compared to…

Endoscopy has been used as a procedure to explore and visualize the interiors of the human body since the early 1800s. In 1805, Bozzini, a German physician, used a ‘lichtleiter’ to examine the genitourinary (GU) tract. Later, in 1855, another physician named Desormeaux added a light source using a light lamp for better visualization. With time, endoscopes witnessed many advancements for better diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Earlier, rigid endoscopes made up of metal tubes were used for…

The field of genomics has significantly positioned itself as a hotspot of academic scientific research and clinical medicine. Technological developments, such as precision medicine and next-generation sequencing (NGS), have encouraged significant advances in science and technology and simultaneously opened avenues for public healthcare. For precision medicine to prosper, genomic sequencing and long-read sequencing are of utmost importance, and since 2003 (after the completion of the Human…

The global increase in the cancer burden has significantly increased the need for flow cytometry-based products to conduct screening and therapeutic monitoring during cancer treatment. Flow cytometry is one of the well established screening methods in the field of oncology and immunology, which enables healthcare professionals to define cell types in a heterogeneous cell population through the analysis of underlying cellular expressions. Primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs) are a diverse set of…