Bioimaging: is a somewhat recent development in the medical field that makes use of digital technology. This new imaging technique produces information about anatomical structure that is linked to functional data, as described by electric and magnetic fields, mechanical motion, and metabolism. It is a non-invasive process that provides comprehensive views of the human body in progressively greater depth and detail. Bioimaging is a powerful tool for viewing the internal workings of the body.
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Date: February 21, 2023 Time: 8:00am (PST), 11:00am (EST), 5:00pm (CET) Cancer is a highly heterogeneous disease in need of accurate and non-invasive diagnostic tools. Here, we describe a no...
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