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Can an app prevent the elderly from having to move into care homes? One founder thinks so.

The digital skin development is a digital replica of every distinct layer of skin, which enables researches to explore thousands of molecule and drug combinations, far beyond what is currently achievable with traditional animal testing

In the midst of measles and flu epidemics, we are also seeing pertussis (whooping cough) come back. Anti-vaccination proponents have been the source of many outbreaks to date.

While we still may be a way off from intergalactic travel and flying-cars-turned-portable-briefcases, telehealth is one Jetson-esque innovation that’s just around the corner.

Τhe Arctoris cloud frees cancer researchers from a big burden of everyday work and offers more quality time for data interpretation

For years, Blair and her symptoms were “not taken seriously by doctors.”

Thanks to technology, we are no longer limited to bricks and mortar fitness studios when it comes to keeping in top shape. Here are the top on-demand fitness streaming platforms for working out at home

The technology made popular by snowboarders may just be one of the secrets to helping breast cancer patients retain their hair during chemotherapy treatments thanks to partnership with a leading scalp-cooling cap manufacturer.

Tracking what we eat and drink sounds tedious and painful, but new research explains why just a few minutes of doing it throughout the day can lead to significant weight-loss.

Remote psychotherapy shifts significant responsibility to patients receiving care. Here are things they can do to improve the chances of a good result.