On Tuesday, February 26, a group of patients and physicians convened on Capitol Hill to educate lawmakers and staff about the value of focused ultrasound therapy. Organized by the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA) with input from the Foundation, this “fly-in” event was an opportunity for decision makers in Washington, DC, to learn more about focused ultrasound and hear directly from those who are benefiting from the technology.
The newly released Year In Review report includes clinical milestones from the field of focused ultrasound and the Foundation’s notable achievements over the past year.
Foundation Chief Scientific Officer, Jessica Foley, PhD, and SonaCare CEO, Mark Carol, MD, co-authored an op-ed entitled "Better Treatment Options Exist – Why Don't We Use Them?"
Focused ultrasound pioneer and entrepreneur Narendra Sanghvi, PhD, recently gave a webinar entitled “High Intensity Focused Ultrasound – Past and Present.”
Narendra Sanghvi is a true focused ultrasound pioneer, having developed a device for treating prostate disease. In this blog, he discusses the technology's early days.
Perhaps best known as an iconic musician, Peter Gabriel's interests also include human rights initiatives, innovative technologies, and focused ultrasound.
The Focused Ultrasound Foundation welcomes two new team members: Skyler Kitchen, Financial Analyst, and Michelle Majorin, Executive Administrative Assistant
There is no definitive test to diagnose one of the most common movement disorders – essential tremor. Learn about the disorder and treatment options for those suffering.
A team at Washington University in St. Louis, led by Dr. Hong Chen, has developed a method to accurately measure the dose of drug delivered by focused ultrasound.
The Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Therapeutic Ultrasound has released a new course by Franco Orsi, MD, PhD, on oncological focused ultrasound applications.
Researchers at the University of Oxford collaborated with a French team to develop and successfully test a protocol using low-intensity focused ultrasound for neuromodulation.
