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[Pic: source scitechdaily ] Spanish scientists have developed a nanobot that, when introduced into the bloodstream, can eliminate cancerous tumors in the bladder by up to 90 percent . The Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia, in collaboration with ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences, and the Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB Barcelona), and Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), has created a robot with a diameter of 450 nanometers. To visualize it, its image needs to be magnified two billion times. Bladder cancer in men is the most common type of cancer affecting men . Although the mortality rate is relatively low, all tumors tend to recur within five years. New Research About Nano-Robots  In a study conducted on mice, researchers observed that the use of small robots could eliminate the need for multiple treatments for tumors. Current treatments for bladder cancer include surgery and chemotherapy , with costs exceeding $65,000. The reason is the need

Leaders in the aging-services sector discussed how generative artificial intelligence and robotics can enhance their work now and in the future. Generative AI refers to a form of artificial intelligence capable of producing fresh content, including text, images, or music. It has attracted the attention of many healthcare executives, who see its potential to transform the industry. For example, eClinicalWorks, a cloud-based electronic health records system, integrated ChatGPT, a generative AI model, with its EHR and practice management solutions. However, according to a 2023 Bain survey, only 6 percent of healthcare leaders have a clear generative AI strategy, even though 75 percent of them believe it can reshape the industry. The aging-services sector is also exploring the possibilities of generative AI and other automated technologies, such as robotics. Senior care organization leaders gathered at the LeadingAge 2023 Annual Meeting and Expo in Chicago to discuss how these technolog