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- The report includes important focused ultrasound milestones and highlights the Foundation’s accomplishments over the past year.
- Learn more about new regulatory approvals, innovative clinical trials, and emerging mechanisms like neuromodulation and histotripsy.
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- Rebecca King Crews and her husband Terry Crews shared her diagnosis and decision to have focused ultrasound treatment.
- She plans to have the other side of her brain treated in the coming months and calls the technology “the new frontier of medicine.”
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- The first participants have been enrolled in a new clinical trial to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
- The study will test the HistoSonics Edison system as a treatment option for the disease, which affects about half of men over age 50.
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- CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta recently discussed pain treatment on a Foundation webinar.
- A patient whose pain was relieved with a newly approved focused ultrasound treatment also shares his story.
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- Researchers at the University of Oxford used transcranial ultrasound stimulation to study the brain’s amygdala.
- The team created an emotional ambiguity test, targeted the amygdala, then measured changes with MRI.
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- Dr. Sheybani and her team use focused ultrasound and advanced imaging techniques to help the immune system fight cancer.
- Learn about her current research projects, vision for the future of the technology, views on mentorship, and how she sees patient treatments evolving.
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- The Global Internship Program enables high school and college students who are interested in focused ultrasound to conduct research with esteemed mentors in the field.
- Applications for this three-month summer research experience will be accepted through April 17.
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“For the next generation of scientists, my message is simple: The future is now. I hope that more scientists from different backgrounds and walks of life will become aware of focused ultrasound and choose to engage in this research.”
‒ Natasha Sheybani, PhD |
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