The global population is ageing, and the number of healthcare specialists is insufficient to cope, so that robots will be assisting patients. This is enough to understand the reasons that drive many startups to develop projects to create humanoid robot capable

Digital transformation in healthcare is reshaping the industry by leveraging technology to improve patient outcomes, optimize systems, and reduce costs. Despite lagging behind other industries, healthcare has great potential for digital innovation. Seven major trends drive this transformation in 2023, and

Every single step that scientific research takes is an achievement for mankind and a good thing for mankind. If technological innovation in Science has a goal, it will undoubtedly improve people's living conditions. Without the advancement of technology today, we

Is Hydraulic Filament Artificial Muscles the Next Generation of Smart Textiles? In a groundbreaking development, a team of researchers from UNSW Sydney's Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering and Tyree iHealth has unveiled a remarkable innovation called hydraulic filament artificial muscle (HFAM).

Home health testing apps and devices are some of the smartest tech offerings to emerge from the pandemic.  According to Google, last year, 54,546 healthcare and medical apps were available on the Play Store, showing an increase in demand for testing on

According to new research by Epson, 54 per cent of healthcare workers in Italy (in line with 55 per cent, which is the average for the top five European countries) admit that faulty processes have led to the loss of data

Cutting bridges with a past outdated by new technologies and implementing modern solutions to free doctors from administrative tasks while improving patient service. This is the goal pursued by thousands of startups across Europe, enabling Doctorly to close a $10 million Series A

The innovative instrument is the work of a team of scientists from the Mass General Cancer Center in Boston A powerful new tool has emerged that can predict the risk of getting lung cancer. Its name is Sybil, and it is

From Facebook to smart assistants for doctors, thanks to artificial intelligence. This is the summary concerning the path of Alexandre Lebrun and Nabla, the French health startup founded by Lebrun himself after his exit from Mark Zuckerberg's company. Lebrun's interest in medicine reflects