New imaging technique allows doctors to 'see' molecular activity

A new technique that will enable doctors to ‘see’ things happening at the molecular level using standard imaging techniques has been developed by Oxford scientists. The technique has initially been directed towards multiple sclerosis, but long-term it has the potential to be used for a vast range of health problems. The findings are published by Nature Medicine on Monday 24 September.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news109862525.html">New imaging technique allows doctors to 'see' molecular activity</a></p> <p>A new technique that will enable doctors to ‘see’ things happening at the molecular level using standard imaging techniques has been developed by Oxford scientists. The technique has initially been directed towards multiple sclerosis, but long-term it has the potential to be used for a vast range of health problems. The findings are published by <i>Nature Medicine</i> on Monday 24 September.</p>