"MEDICAL" content on TweakTown - Page 1

One of Trump's top medical advisers has said that the United States is entering a 'different' phase of the coronavirus outbreak.

New nano-technology can scan your brain when implanted and then completely dissolve, not leaving a trace.

BlackBerry is looking for niche business opportunities.

Have a cardiac device installed? Don't keep your smartphone so close!

Technology helping boost the capabilities of modern medicine.

Researchers create next-generation, mind-controlled prosthetic limbs.

Robot inspired by the octopus can help change surgery.

Neurosurgeons at UCLA are using virtual reality in a unique way, giving them better views of patients' brains.

Researchers install 3D-printed medical device so children have an easier time breathing.

IBM wants to use all of that data collected by wearables to make it easier for doctors and healthcare providers to aid patients.

Google and Johnson & Johnson partner to research surgical robotics together.

Some doctors are worried about potential health issues related to newer wearable products.

Wearables may be popular among consumers, but show true potential in health industry.

Smart medical devices are helping change lives, as connected tech continues to evolve.

Wearable devices helping casual consumers collect and track better fitness data.

Within the next five years, the medical world is poised to receive a big boost from augmented reality.

As smart technology continues, some are worried that connected technologies could lead humans to be in less control of our lives.

The UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay makes use of robots to help ease workload on human employees.

US Army testing new smartphone app that helps diagnose physical and mental problems soldiers in the field could be suffering.

Growing number of users suffer from digital eye strain, according to the Vision Council.

Research in prosthetics is advancing rapidly, as a Colorado man is able to control two prosthetic arms using his brain.

If you have a medical emergency, an ambulance drone could be sent to help!

Google introduces Liftware, a new device that helps people with tremors.

Surgeons hope 3D-printed hearts will give them a better strategy when operating on young children.

The ALIZ-E project aims to make artificial intelligence that can be used by robots to interact with children suffering from physical and mental problems.

Robots will play an important role in combating Ebola and other dangerous viruses.

There appears to be a rising number of young people suffering from Internet addiction, despite medical researchers unsure how to classify it.

Medical researchers in the United States and Europe show new solutions that allow patients to regain their sense of "feel" using new prosthetics.

Around 90 percent of healthcare organizations have lost patient data - a frightening statistic as cybercriminals enjoy stealing medical data.

The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) wants to use synthetic cranial technology to better study blast wave impact related to explosions.

The Rady Children's hospital is under fire due to a data breach in which a patient's personal information was leaked.

Apple is making a stronger play in the personal health market, with the HealthKit personal tracking application for its iPhone.

Helmet sensor technology being developed by Western Michigan University will give coaches and medical staff better insight into hits right after they occur.

Tech company Google and biotech giant Novartis want to develop 'smart' contact lens technology able to help diabetics track blood glucose levels.

The Cyberdyne HAL robotic suit is changing lives, with hospitals and living care facilities testing suits to help familiarize a larger demographic about it.

Implantable drug delivery device can stay inside the body for 16 years, first use will be for birth control.

Scientists create new supercooling method that may one day lead to donated human organs lasting days before transplanting.

Smartwatch manufacturers want to track glucose and other critical medical statistics, saving patients the trouble of pricking their fingers.

Drchrono lets doctors record consultations and more with images and photos stored in the digital health record for the patient.

Medical researchers are looking towards 3D printing to see if human hearts can be printed and used.

Medicaid programs aren't do enough to secure themselves from cyberattacks, according to a new government report.

Cefaly headband is FDA approved fr treating migraines, sounds like a tens unit.

Opternative online eye test promises to accurately diagnose your eye condition and give you a prescription for glasses.

ReSound LiNX made for iPhone hearing aid offers app control and geotagging capability.

Mobile devices could give dermatology patients a method to receive more frequent medical appointments.

Bringing health care to the home.