High-speed imaging reveals disease progression and cellular responses

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Scientists can now visualize disease progression in real-time using high-speed imaging technology. Researchers developed a method to capture both motion and chemistry at 1,000 frames per second, revealing previously invisible biological processes. This breakthrough allows observation of molecular vibrations without labels, offering new insights into disease and treatment responses.


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