Virtual Reality May Aid Stroke Survivors in Restoring Mobility

28 June 2025

A newly updated Cochrane review has concluded that virtual reality (VR) used in conjunction with conventional stroke rehabilitation may support patients in regaining arm movement.…

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A Mobile App for Early Detection of Heart Attacks and Strokes: A Life-Saving Innovation

6 June 2025

A potentially life-saving new smartphone application is showing promise in helping people determine if they are experiencing a heart attack or stroke and, crucially, whether…

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Bluetooth Technology Offers New Pathways to Independent Living for Older Adults

4 May 2025

A newly developed Bluetooth-based indoor positioning system may provide healthcare providers with a low-cost, energy-efficient method to monitor the mobility of older adults, according to…

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Enabling Independence for Senior Citizens with Home-Care Robots

3 January 2025

Advancements in medical science have led to prolonged human life spans. It is predicted that by 2030, one out of every six people worldwide will…

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Fit2Drive revolutionizes the evaluation of older drivers experiencing cognitive decline

16 August 2024

As the global population ages, the number of elderly drivers on the road also increases. Driving safely requires robust memory, perceptual, motor skills, and executive…

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Scientists Develop AI System to Create Novel Antibiotics for Superbug Combat

14 August 2024

McMaster University and Stanford University researchers have successfully developed a cutting-edge generative artificial intelligence model, SyntheMol, capable of designing billions of new, affordable antibiotic molecules…

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NIH research illuminates the pros and cons of incorporating AI into healthcare decision processes

10 August 2024

National Institutes of Health (NIH) researchers have discovered that an artificial intelligence (AI) model can accurately solve medical quiz questions designed to evaluate health professionals’…

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