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A simple screening can show who has atrial fibrillation and who therefore needs blood thinners to reduce the risk of stroke.
By adapting the medication to each individual, it is possible to improve the effect of the treatment of Parkinson's disease.
In the future, a model will be able to simulate heart operations and show which procedure is best for each individual patient.
A new screening test for cervical cancer can detect high-grade cell changes before they are possible to see with current methods.
A breakthrough in the understanding of how glucose is transported between cells can mean that many more people can receive dialysis directly at home, thus avoiding going to hospital for treatment.
New substances have an analgesic effect similar to opioids, but without the negative side effects.
By adapting a normal hearing aid for each individual person, it is possible to alleviate the problems of those who suffer from tinnitus.
A capsule with a small robotic head can deliver insulin in pills that the patient swallows instead of having to inject the insulin.
A blood test can replace several separate tests and detects cancers that are not detected in normal tests.