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Cancer survivors with painful limb swelling are finding relief through microsurgery so precise it leaves only papercut-sized scars. Ohio State's team is leading a breakthrough that's transforming lives for millions of Americans living with lymphedema.
A new robotic glove with 37 tiny actuators can reduce hand swelling by up to 25% in just 30 minutes, and patients can use it safely at home without a therapist. Cornell researchers developed EdemaFlex to help millions suffering from painful hand edema finally get relief on their own schedule.
University of Auckland researchers discovered a molecule that could finally offer hope to thousands living with lymphoedema, a painful swelling condition with no cure. The breakthrough works in both zebrafish and human cells, bringing real treatment one step closer.
Researchers in Japan have successfully regrown working lymph nodes in mice for the first time, offering hope to millions who develop painful swelling after cancer surgery. The breakthrough could transform treatment for lymphedema, a chronic condition that currently has no cure.