Wheelchairs From Old Bike Parts
In developing countries, a mobility issue can create a major drain on a family’s already sparse resources. That’s why Randy Geile designs inexpensive wheelchairs using readily available parts.
Biohacking
The latest DIY ideas, experiments and demonstrations in health science including at-home diagnostics and healing.
WW2 US Medical Research Centre
The WW2 US Medical Research Centre has an extensive catalog of images and descriptions of World War II medical kits, vehicles, clothing, veterinary equipment, bags, field manuals, and more. There are also historical photos from the war sprinkled throughout.
Re-Wired Helmet Restores the Auditory Experience
DIY bone-conduction helmet restorer’s maker’s hearing in one ear.
“Design For Hack” in Medicine
MacGyvering nurses and Legos are helping to create MEDIKits for better health care.
How Toys Can Save Lives on CNN’s The Next List This Sunday (April 1)
CNN’s The Next List this Sunday, April 1, will profile Jose Gomez-Marquez, who hacks toys to make inexpensive and flexible medical equipment for developing countries.
Luma League: Superbright LEDs Save Lives Supercheap
Inexpensive DIY phototherapy equipment is saving the lives of newborns around the world.
