DIGITAL HEALTH: News
Menu
Mood Image

DIGITAL HEALTH: News

Image: Close-up of a wrist wearing a smartwatch; Copyright: Tima Miroshnichenko, Pexels

Digital tools make physical exercise programmes more effective and easier to stick with

Image: Female doctor with purple ribbon, sign of Alzheimer's disease, pancreatic cancer, epilepsy, lupus day; Copyright: chormail

Solution to classify epileptic syndromes in near real-time
Image: Close-up of a female hand holding the orange ribbon symbolizing the fight against leukemia; Copyright: JoPanwatD

AI finds targets for CAR-T cell therapy against acute myeloid leukemia
Image: A man in a white shirt is having a heart attack; Copyright: Rawpixel

Bracelet sensor assesses troponin levels to aid heart attack diagnosis
Image: Virtual 3D illustration showing robotic arms operating on a brain; Copyright: Petra Ritter/BIH

European test infrastructure for AI and robotics in healthcare
Image: A man in a blue shirt, Professor Dr Alexander Schönhuth, standing next to a wall and smiles at the camera; Copyright: Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek

Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods
Image: Two men and a woman stand in front of a building and smile for the camera; Copyright: RUB, Marquard

AI with infrared imaging enables precise colon cancer diagnostics
Image: Young female scientist in protective mask and glasses examining chemical or biological sample with microscope in laboratory; Copyright: Pressmaster

AI analyses cell movement under the microscope
Image: A man in a blue coat, Araz Rawshani, poses for the camera.; Copyright: University of Gothenburg

AI supports doctors’ hard decisions on cardiac arrest
Image: Woman with ruptured blood vessel in eye, closeup; Copyright: amenic181

AI finds twisting of eye vessels could cause high blood pressure and heart disease
Image: Group of IT consultants working with digital tablets and managing big data; Copyright: nateemee

How dementia quality registries can contribute to better dementia care
Image: Prof. Dr. Aldo Faisal smiles at the camera in an institute building; Copyright: privat.

Smart clothing and Artificial Intelligence: Diagnosis and monitoring of neurological diseases
Image: Dr Rytis Maskeliūnas poses smiling in front of the camera, Copyright: Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)

Altered speech may be the first sign of Parkinson’s disease
Image: Kid in wheelchair is happy with father on the beach, Excited to see the sea on a vacation; Copyright: gaysorn1442

Wearable tech, AI, clinical teams combine to change face of clinical trial monitoring
Image: An Illustration of the microelectronic fibers fabricated by the thermal drawing process and its fabrics for sweat sensing.; Copyright: Tohoku University

Analyzing sweat via microelectronic fibers for non-invasive health monitoring
Image: The word

AI detects rare forms of dementia
Image: A sleeveless shirt is shown with a transmitter that sends the data to a smartphone via radio link; Copyright: Osaka Metropolitan University

Realtime monitoring with wearable reveals IBS-related changes
Image: Fictional 3D illustration of three robotic arms operating on a human brain, Copyright: Petra Ritter / BIH

€60 million committed to establish AI and robotics in healthcare
Image: A man in a blue shirt, Prof. Dan Yamin, writes a formula on a board; Copyright: Tel Aviv University

Monitoring heart measures using smartwatches shows that Corona booster vaccine is safe
Image: A comic shows a doctor and a patient who are networked and communicating with each other via computer, Copyright: Mostphotos

Digital therapies can alleviate depressive symptoms
Image: An elderly person is fitted with a modern hearing aid; Copyright: halfpoint

Novel sensor system with AI-driven biomarkers for patients with heart failure
Image: A disposable microneedle patch is presented: Copyright: Laboratory for Nanobioelectronics / UC San Diego

Multi-tasking wearable continuously monitors glucose, alcohol, and lactate
Image: A prototype wearable sensor,; Copyright: KAUST; Olga Kasimova

Fitness sensor warns when you're at your limits
Image: The new procedure is intended to detect the causes of back problems more efficiently; Copyright: SZB

Back problems: AI will provide personalised diagnosis
Image: lexandra Hansard, Sanjay Gokhale and George Alexandrakis; Copyright: UT Arlington

Wearable device could reduce racial disparities in blood measurements
Image: an electronic patch; Copyright: Nature Biomedical Engineering

Soft skin patch could provide early warning for strokes, heart attacks
Image: Four men next to a CT - Peter Brotchie, Dr. Ruwan Tennakoon, Prof. John Thangarajah, Dr. Mark Page; Copyright: St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne

New AI tech for early detection of prostate cancer
Image: A sleeping woman; Copyright: PantherMedia/fizkes

Wearable EEG gathers reliable sleep data from the ear
Image: A man with a smartwatch on his wrist; Copyright: PantherMedia/Wavebreakmedia Ltd

Controlling insulin production with a smartwatch
Image: stretchy skin patch; Copyright: Wang lab/UC San Diego

Wearables: skin patch as an all-in-one health monitor
Image: Two people looking at a smartwatch; Copyright: PantherMedia/DraginImages

Wearables can detect COVID-19 symptoms and predict diagnosis
Image: Sense Glucose Earring on a model; Copyright: The University of Huddersfield

Sense Glucose Earring for managing type 1 diabetes