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Good vibrations: Muscle stimulation might help stave off type 2 diabetes.
If you don’t exercise, you increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, an ailment that health officials say has reached epidemic levels. Leann Lesperance is looking for ways to...… Read more
A tiny pump promises big time performance: BU invention could ‘sweeten’ diabetes therapy within five years
...sample, analyzes it, and tells other components how to act in response. Zhong’s device has significant potential in the treatment of diabetes because it is small enough to be inserted...… Read more
BU tapped for $1 million federal grant to expand nursing education opportunities
...with diabetes. Spencer notes that many of those with diabetes were elderly and had to travel great distances to learn how to care for their diabetes. To solve the issue,...… Read more
Center for Protein Dynamics gets $200k federal boost
...to establish our Innovative Technologies Complex and support our Center for Protein Dynamics, helping our researchers make significant advances in disease diagnostics, early interventions for such diseases as diabetes, cancer...… Read more
Machine learning research may aid industry
Spam emails, bank fraud, diabetes, workers quitting their jobs. What do these topics have in common? The answer can be found in machine learning research at Binghamton University. Dana Bani-Hani,...… Read more
NYSTAR award jump starts partnership behind vibrational therapy device
...calendar year, it’s more likely to be early next year.” However, there are also long-term effects, such as osteoporosis and Type 2 diabetes, which are believed to be linked to...… Read more
Faculty innovations spotlighted at national convention
...help develop or commercialize drugs, therapies and devices for some of the world’s most devastating diseases, including cancer, diabetes and genetic disorders. Thanks to their collaborative efforts, they achieved the:...… Read more
