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A novel, wearable device may help detect breast cancer at home
A novel, wearable technology that can be attached to a bra may one day help people detect signs of breast cancer from the comfort of their homes. Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer worldwideTrusted Source, accounting for around 1 in 6 cancer-related deathsTrusted…
Read moreThe Future Of Healthcare Has Arrived: How To Seize The Moment
Imagine if wearable technology could detect changes in your body’s systems—heart rate variability, blood pressure, sleep quality, oxygen levels—and alert you if something was out of the ordinary. Or better yet—imagine your doctor had access to this real-time health data and could proactively order tests when something seemed amiss, without requiring you to even step foot in the office.
Read moreInnovate UK awards Sano Genetics £330,000 grant for ALS study
Sano has been awarded a £330K grant from @InnovateUK to develop “Light The Way,” a platform for individuals at risk of genetic #ALS. Access to genetic testing, counselling, education, and peer support will be provided at no cost. Read more here.
Read moreThese Are The Most Pressing Issues In Healthcare Today
What are the most pressing issues in healthcare today? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world.
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Headset ‘twice as effective as drugs’ at treating depression
A study of a new headset, created by Flow Neuroscience, revealed it is twice as effective as the best-selling anti-depressants in treating depression. The Flow headset uses a non-invasive brain stimulation technique called transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to target…
Read moreHealthcare Companies Must Understand Technical Debt
Kiltesh Patel is the founder and CEO of tab32, a complete cloud-based technology platform for the dental industry.
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Calling all local and regional authorities across the UK: £40m in funding has been announced
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has launched a £40 million fund to spark local digital revolutions and unlock 5G benefits across the UK, with applications now open. Applications are open now, and there's a briefing call today. Read more here.
Read moreHealthcare Strikes Could Cost England’s Hospitals ‘Billions’
On Thursday, many of England’s senior hospital doctors walked out at the start of a 48-hour strike over pay. Although they’re still providing emergency care, thousands of routine appointments for things like planned surgery and outpatients clinics will have been cancelled.
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New Ericsson antenna helps accelerate Vodafone 5G roll-out
Vodafone has begun rolling out Ericsson’s new compact antenna to bring greater 5G capacity, coverage and performance to locations across the UK, without increasing the footprint of the average mast. Read more here.
Read moreThe Pitfalls Of Healthcare Startups In Their Pursuit Of 'Value-Based' Arrangements
US healthcare executive, keynote speaker, and advocate. Value-based care expert. CEO - Carenodes.
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Webinar: Can digital education help stroke survivors to have better outcomes? A perspective from UCLH
Hosted by Daisy Allington, Chief Commercial Officer at Cognitant Group, focused on the topic of stroke medicine and the potential benefits of digital education for stroke survivors. The webinar began by highlighting the significant global burden of stroke, with over 12…
Read moreUnveiling The Limitations Of Generative AI In Healthcare Applications
Matt Hollingsworth is the CEO and Co-founder of Carta Healthcare, which aims to improve patient care by utilizing the value of medical data.
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