Health sciences and technology

Cancer update is focus of 'Aging Successfully' panel

April 5, 2000

Professor Michael Feld, director of the Spectroscopy Lab (right), tests a device which uses light to identify cancer cells in a noninvasive test on postdoctoral associate Adam Wax.

Noninvasive methods developed for early cancer diagnosis

March 29, 2000

Talk probes dangers of chemical in Erin Brockovich

March 29, 2000

MIT researchers create noninvasive new methods for early cancer diagnosis

Ability to detect invisible, early-stage disease could save lives

March 23, 2000

Stevens explains intricacies of speech sounds at 13th annual HST forum

March 15, 2000

Jamie Heywood (right) quit his job in California to start a foundation to find a cure for ALS, a disease which is weakening his brother Stephen (left). Behind them is A Reclining Figure, a Killian Court sculpture that was a favorite of Jamie's during his student days at MIT. Their father is Professor John Heywood of mechanical engineering.

Heywoods work for ALS cure to aid stricken brother

March 15, 2000

Walking/jogging event will benefit cancer research

March 1, 2000

Visiting scientist Joseph Kost (right) demonstrates a device developed with Professor Robert Langer (left) and colleagues that uses ultrasound to painlessly monitor glucose levels.

Ultrasound technique could eventually replace blood-drawing

March 1, 2000

Weinberg to deliver Killian Lecture

March 1, 2000

Anti-aging gene's function may be tied to metabolism

March 1, 2000

Drawing blood could become history with MIT ultrasound technique

February 29, 2000

Researchers combat stubborn arthritis with neutrons

January 26, 2000

NCI creates consortium to develop mouse models of human cancers

January 26, 2000

Baker's yeast extolled as research model

January 26, 2000

Protein may play key role for patients with damaged immune systems

January 26, 2000

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Cancer update is focus of 'Aging Successfully' panel

Noninvasive methods developed for early cancer diagnosis

Talk probes dangers of chemical in Erin Brockovich

MIT researchers create noninvasive new methods for early cancer diagnosis

Stevens explains intricacies of speech sounds at 13th annual HST forum

Heywoods work for ALS cure to aid stricken brother

Walking/jogging event will benefit cancer research

Ultrasound technique could eventually replace blood-drawing

Weinberg to deliver Killian Lecture

Anti-aging gene's function may be tied to metabolism

Drawing blood could become history with MIT ultrasound technique

Researchers combat stubborn arthritis with neutrons

NCI creates consortium to develop mouse models of human cancers

Baker's yeast extolled as research model

Protein may play key role for patients with damaged immune systems

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