Helen Albert, Contributor

Researchers have developed a smartwatch app called SoundWatch that can alert deaf and hard of hearing people to different sounds in their environment.

A common weed in the cabbage family has anticancer properties and could be the answer to developing new and better treatments for the disease.

Researchers have successfully grown cartilage-bone grafts in the lab that can be used to repair damaged joints.

An innovative technique to print biosensors, which can measure body temperature and blood oxygen saturation, directly onto the skin could help monitor hospitalized Covid-19 patients.

Last week the first treatment for any kind of Ebola was approved by the FDA. Expert virologist Professor Daniel Bausch comments on its significance.

A type of artificial intelligence known as deep learning can accurately use CT scan images to pick up blockages in the arteries that supply blood to the brain, which cause a large percentage of strokes.

An ultra-low-cost hearing aid that can be self-assembled could provide an accessible option for seniors with age-related hearing loss who might otherwise go untreated.

A standard blood test that measures the amount of variation in red blood cell volume and size can predict whether someone admitted to hospital with Covid-19 is likely to die from the infection.

Regular text messages plus financial rewards helps teenagers with Type 1 diabetes improve their self-care.

A new type of brain implant can allow a paralyzed person to learn how to control a computer cursor with their mind.