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Royal Philips Electronics and GlyGenix Therapeutics, Inc. announced a joint research agreement to explore the feasibility of using ultrasound technologies for gene therapy.
Ghana to get a healthy fillip Recently the government of Ghana received an approval of funding from the World Bank […]
AIIMS' step to ensure faster cure of cancers All India Institute of Medical Sciences(AIIMS) is going to install a new […]
IBM previewed a unique Social Accessibility collaboration software, developed by IBM Research, which allows Internet users to improve Web accessibility, particularly for those who are visually impaired.
Sweden researchers are creating the first artificial nerve cell which would be capable of communicating with human nerve cells.
Research is on to implant semicon chips in the retinas of people suffering from total blindness. A fair degree of success has been attained, as 7-8 implants have already been done in patients and partial vision restored.
The National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS), is a web-based platform developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that apparently hasn’t been used to the fullest.
A tender has been filled up by the the European Commission for a study, for benchmarking e-health deployments internationally.
eInfrastructures are becoming fundamental resources for supporting activities across the public sector in areas such as eGovernment, eResearch and eHealth.
Health tools for smart phones that monitor blood sugar levels or work as stethoscopes may face the same scrutiny from regulators as heart stents or ultrasound machines.
Smart Communications Inc. and the Department of Health (DOH) piloted a program here that introduces wireless technology in healthcare delivery.
Wireless sensors that monitor elderly patients’ physiological functions and physical activities can help reduce congestive heart failure symptoms and potentially prevent hospital readmissions, according to a study published in the Journal of Medical Systems, InformationWeek reports.
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