Virtual reality simulates real-life scenarios to help people break cocaine addiction
The Guardian - 18-Oct-2024The goal is to help users practice resisting cravings and reduce drug overdoses
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The goal is to help users practice resisting cravings and reduce drug overdoses
Enhanced design and advanced algorithms promise improved accuracy and user experience
Modernized process for easy and personalized approach to take control of health
ALS patient becomes first to use apple vision pro with BCI implant
Problems range from unsent medical letters to inaccessible vital information
Greater convenience for patients and could potentially reduce NHS costs
Braingaze to develop apps for ADHD, autism and alzheimer's using eye-tracking technology
Significant systolic BP reductions, highlighting its potential to address health disparities
Offering comfort and advice, the rise of AI therapy sparks debate about its potential & perils
This app could help identify those at risk sooner for timely intervention
A step towards empowering women for better health and quality of life
The app helps users boost their energy levels and feel more alive
Refreshed brand offers end-to-end mental health support, from mindfulness to therapy and psychiatry
75% of trusts still use paper, hindering patient safety and efficiency
To prevent major diseases while making patients’ lives easier & reducing pressure on GP services
The study computes predictive models for risk stratification via population analysis for results
It uses a colour system to show health and safety, focusing on nutrition, additives, and risks
NICE recommends Sleepio as a better alternative for habit-forming sleeping pills
Get healthy, get discounts - Rejuve makes longevity accessible
Produces personalised tips by comparing phone/wearables data with UK Biobank
Funds to help this digital health company take a leap in offering quality healthcare
SkinVision helps to detect skin cancer at an early stage when its most treatable.
In built sensors can take cues to diagnose diseases or even simply monitor your health
AI apps can be inefficient in skin cancer diagnosis, if not properly regulated and certified
Team is aiming to change the cognitive, emotional processes of people by the video game