Cell-based therapies for eye diseases remain an area of active research as organizations work to address the gap between available treatments and the prevalence of vision loss worldwide. Advancing Sight Network, an Alabama-based nonprofit, has received a $25,000 grant from […]
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Toxic chemicals used to manufacture implantable biosensors may soon be replaced by plant extracts and bacteria. Researchers at IUBAT-International University of Business Agriculture and Technology published a comprehensive literature review examining how “green” nanotechnology could transform biosensor production, reducing environmental
Elderly heart attack patients face complex risk profiles that traditional scoring systems struggle to assess accurately. Researchers at Tehran Heart Center have developed machine learning models that significantly outperform conventional risk stratification tools, potentially enabling more personalized care for this
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Detecting Alzheimer’s disease early remains challenging, as current methods require invasive procedures or expensive centralized equipment unsuitable for widespread screening. Researchers at the University of Naples Federico II have developed a cost-effective electrochemical sensor that detects beta-amyloid peptides directly in
Healthcare providers continue experimenting with AI for patient communications as the technology’s real-world effectiveness remains under evaluation. In the latest such effort, University Hospitals, an Ohio-based academic health system, announced a collaboration with Hippocratic AI to deploy conversational AI agents
Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine have proposed a new theoretical conceptual framework called “dynamic deployment” for potentially conducting clinical trials of AI systems in healthcare settings, arguing that traditional approaches fail to capture the adaptive, continuously learning nature of modern
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Children’s Hospital Colorado’s Center for Gait and Movement Analysis serves as the only accredited clinical gait and movement analysis lab in its region, evaluating hundreds of pediatric patients with movement disorders annually. The Aurora-based facility recently upgraded to Vicon’s Valkyrie
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South Korean medical device manufacturer HIRONIC held its inaugural Asia Innovation Summit in Bangkok on June 5th, bringing together 100 medical professionals and distributors from South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar, and other countries. The event focused on clinical
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Falls among people with dementia represent a significant healthcare challenge, with increased risks of hospitalization, disability, and death compared to their peers. Austin-based Clairvoyant Networks has been named one of five finalists in the £4.4 million ($5.8 million) Longitude Prize
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the first over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid software, which can be used with Apple AirPods Pro. The new Hearing Aid Feature (HAF) is designed to amplify sounds in order to help adults
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