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From promising ideas to commercially viable digital health solutions

From promising ideas to commercially viable digital health solutions

EIT Health considers the challenges and opportunities involved in delivering digital health solutions to the market and into healthcare practice. EIT Health leverages the expertise...
myLotus: fertility monitoring made easy

myLotus: fertility monitoring made easy

myLotus takes the stress (and cost) out of effective fertility monitoring – helping to democratise the fertility journey for all women. Women are having fewer...
Cancer screening device: detecting cancer from breath

Cancer screening device: detecting cancer from breath

Detecting cancer from breath doesn’t sound possible right? Well, SniffPhone is the new cancer screening device that enables early diagnosis of gastric cancer by...
Let’s talk cognitive evolution, tool development and social complexity

Let’s talk cognitive evolution, tool development and social complexity

Researchers have discovered proof that parallel development between cognitive evolution, tool development, and social complexity exists. A study analysed the selective attention processes that determine...
The eccentric marvels of biology: using tweezers to study FUS droplets

The eccentric marvels of biology: using tweezers to study FUS droplets

Did you know we can use laser ‘tweezers’ to study FUS droplets? Well, according to the University at Buffalo, USA, studying this protein can...
Explore International Women’s Day, with Ursula Muehle

Explore International Women’s Day, with EIT Health’s Ursula Mühle

Introducing Ursula Mühle, Director of Education for EIT Health, who talks barriers, challenges and the gender question, and delves into how International Women’s Day...
A good life longer: Bee Concepts’ vision for the ageing population

A good life longer: Bee Concepts’ vision for the ageing population

Bee Concepts CEO and founder Knut Ruud explains how the company’s innovative solutions are facilitating healthy, active lifestyles for the ageing population. Today, we live...
Health+Care: the evolution of digital healthcare

Health+Care: the evolution of digital healthcare

CloserStill Media are delighted to announce a new era for Health+Care that will crystallise the education and innovation offering for delegates in the world...
Beating Childhood Cancer: minimising deaths and late effects

Beating Childhood Cancer: minimising deaths and late effects

SIOP Europe and CCI Europe have the ambitious goal of beating childhood cancer, with the aim of curing more and curing better – towards...
What do you know about the mobile bedside bioprinter that can heal wounds?

What do you know about the mobile bedside bioprinter that can heal wounds?

Envision a day when a mobile bedside bioprinter filled with a patient’s own cells can be wheeled right next to them to heal wounds...
Music enhancing creativity: fact or fiction?

Music enhancing creativity: fact or fiction?

Psychologists from the University of Central Lancashire, Lancaster University, UK and University of Gävle, Sweden are challenging the idea of music enhancing creativity. The popular...
Green space during childhood may improve adult mental health

Green space during childhood may improve adult mental health

According to Aarhus University, Denmark, it’s time to emphasise the need for designing green and healthy cities, not just for a sustainable future but...
The secret life of antimicrobial peptides revealed by CRISPR

The secret life of antimicrobial peptides revealed by CRISPR

Despite their importance, we know very little about antimicrobial peptides, but scientists have used CRISPR to unlock details of these peptides to combat infection. Antimicrobial...
Have scientists unlocked neurological behaviour?

Have scientists unlocked neurological behaviour?

According to neuroscientists at NYU School of Medicine, 'silent-type' cells play greater role in neurological behaviour than previously thought. Brain cells recorded as among the...
Shivom: a precision medicine data secure-sharing and analysis ecosystem

Shivom: a precision medicine data secure-sharing and analysis ecosystem

Chief scientific officer Dr Axel Schumacher introduces Shivom as an innovative solution to transform the precision medicine and healthcare services landscape. AT a time when...
Gram-negative bacterium: toxins that make us sick

Gram-negative bacterium: toxins that make us sick

According to researchers at Binghamton University, USA, a type of gram-negative bacterium delivers the toxins that make us sick through a specific way of...
Let’s get acquainted with The Digital Healthcare Show

Let’s get acquainted with The Digital Healthcare Show

The double award-winning Digital Healthcare Show will return on 26-27 June 2019 to London with the goal of reinvigorating the digital transformation plans of...
Network Analysis: identifying cancer symptom clusters

Network Analysis: identifying cancer symptom clusters

Pioneering AI technology, Network Analysis, is now able to identify and predict the development of cancer symptom clusters – could this alleviate distress? Cancer patients...
Could robotic sensor technology diagnose live reproductive issues?

Could robotic sensor technology diagnose live reproductive issues?

A third of women in England suffer severe reproductive health problems such as infertility and early menopause, but now robotic sensor technology could identify...
SyrinJector takes livestock vaccination to the next level

SyrinJector takes livestock vaccination to the next level

SyrinJector introduces an innovative solution to the enormous challenge in the digital health of livestock farm world. According to SyrinJector CEO Nahum Cohen: “The current...

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