Asteroid that destroyed the dinosaurs could provide a new method of treating cancer
A space-age metal that formed part of the asteroid that destroyed the dinosaurs could provide a new method of treating cancer tumours selectively using...
Algorithm expands ability to assess for clot-removing procedure
An algorithm can help physicians assess whether a patient would benefit from an endovascular clot-removing procedure to remove a clot blocking an artery.
Endovascular thrombectomy...
Study reveals promising alternative for HIV daily pill regimen
A new study has shown that a long-acting injectable multi-drug implant could offer promise as an alternative for HIV prevention and treatment.
Published in Nature...
New technology could monitor heart failure in the home
A scale has been launched that holds promise for monitoring those suffering with heart failure in their homes.
Heart failure affects 6.5 million Americans and...
Introducing Uber Health: a medical transportation solution
Uber Health is a service that allows healthcare facilities to provide affordable and easily accessible transportation solution to patients.
The healthcare facilities can partner with...
New technology paves the way for needle-free flu vaccine
A new study has shown that a new needle-free flu vaccine patch worked for the immune system much like a traditional flu shot – without any...
Learn about the innovative technology about to be unveiled at HETT
Major technology innovators and most exciting start-ups are poised to unveil innovative technology solutions and ‘never before seen’ research.
At HETT - the UK’s leading...
Attracting additional funding to the health and life science sector across Europe
New collaboration between EIF and EIT Health to attract more support for Europe’s healthcare and life science sector.
EIF and EIT Health sign a Memorandum...
Innovative battery technology for wearable healthcare devices
The Director of Jenax Inc. explains the medical applications of J.Flex, a truly flexible battery that fits into the world of wearable healthcare devices.
Jenax...
Did you know that millions of women in their 40s are suffering with bladder...
According to Pelviva, two thirds of women over 40 are currently suffering with bladder leakage – with many feeling embarrassed and depressed as a...
Healthcare Excellence Through Technology – designed for the healthcare industry
Matthew Gould to keynote as part of HETT’s unique programme designed by the healthcare industry for the healthcare industry – have you registered yet?
HETT...
Breast cancer can form ‘sleeper cells’ after treatment
The study of human breast cancer cells has revealed that some breast cancer medicines may create 'sleeper cells' – allowing them to potentially come...
Unveiling the £14.3m digital transformation programme
Greater Manchester has unveiled plans for a £14.3m (~€15.8m) digital transformation programme designed to develop advanced technologies across its public services.
The Greater Manchester Combined...
Nanoparticle applications could someday give humans built-in night vision
Movies featuring heroes with superpowers, such as flight, X-ray vision or extraordinary strength, are all the rage, but could harnessing nanoparticle applications truly lead...
Wearable medical devices: explore the global overview
As digital technology becomes increasingly integrated into the practice of medical care, wearable medical devices are evolving both technologically and physically.
An estimated one in...
The world of cloud-based services: storing health data in the cloud
Delving into the rapidly growing industry of cloud-based services, Paul De Raeve of the European Federation of Nurses Associations (EFN), gives us an insight...
The AI tech bubble will burst if it can’t prove itself beyond hype
While digital health investment continues to gather pace, many health tech startups are failing to materialise into long lasting impact, here Roeland Pater of...
Lip augmentation: lip fillers are carving an attractive niche in the cosmetology industry
The cosmetology industry has developed an interesting niche, with the emergence of safer and effective procedures – is lip augmentation the next plastic surgery...
UK Tick-borne Lyme disease cases may be higher than thought
New cases of tick-borne Lyme disease in the UK may be three times higher than previous estimates suggest. The finding suggest that new cases...
Welcome to Health Data Research UK – the national institute for health data science
Ever wondered how Health Data Research UK is uniting UK’s health data to drive innovation & improve public health? Learn more about the health...
