New App Uses AI to Personalized Behavioral Health Support [video ]

by Amantha May | September 23, 2020 | General News, Health

Responding to the ongoing increase in emotional and mental health issues triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, TAO Connect has announced the launch of an upgrade to its unique behavioral health app. Now, TAO Connect V3 offers users an experience that’s even more...

New AI Algorithm Can Accurately Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease

by Amantha May | September 21, 2020 | General News, Medical

No single non-invasive test can diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. Providers rely on a combination of symptoms, health history, cognitive assessment, brain imaging, and psychological evaluation to piece together a picture from which they can make a reasonable...

Amazon Steps Into Wellness Wearables with New Halo

by Bruce Brown | September 20, 2020 | General News, Health

There’s a new player in the health and wellness wearables game, instantly grabbing the attention of other participants in that market. Amazon introduced Amazon Halo, a two-layer wristband and membership program that purports to help users improve how they sleep,...

Innovative, Self-Powered Paper Keyboard [VIDEO]

by Amantha May | September 18, 2020 | Enabling Tech, General News

Paper-based electronics have captivated research teams for the last several years. Teams from research institutions worldwide have designed paper electrodes, electric circuits, and origami-inspired generators, to name just a few examples. A new preprint paper,...

New Standards on the Way to Guide Digital Therapeutics

by Amantha May | September 16, 2020 | General News, Medical

The term “health tech” is an umbrella term that encompasses a vast spectrum of technologies ranging from personal health trackers to off-road wheelchairs to living, 3D printed human tissue. Digital therapeutics, an important category that falls under the...

New Smart Case Prevents Missed Doses for Birth Control

by Amantha May | September 14, 2020 | General News, Health

Oral birth control pills are 99% effective at preventing an unwanted pregnancy… only if used perfectly without missing a single dose. But people aren’t perfect, and most women who use oral birth control miss a dose once in a while, so the pill has a 9% failure...