Medicine

New tool will hunt down tumours  

Researchers have created a ‘metal detector’ algorithm which will help find vulnerable tumours and could one day revolutionise cancer treatment.   The new tool called PRRDetect could help doctors figure out whi...

How can AI advance the healthcare sector? 

In the modern healthcare industry, AI has redefined and transformed how healthcare data, diagnosis, treatments and support is processed. Marc Wehbi, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Shaffra, discusses the...

At-home spit test better than blood test at detecting prostate cancer 

A simple at-home spit test may be more accurate at detecting prostate cancer than the current prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test, new NIHR-funded research suggests.   This new method could better...

Samsung announces collaboration with Stanford Medicine to advance sleep apnea...

Samsung Electronics and Stanford University have jointly announced a research project with Stanford Medicine to initiate an innovative health solution based on Samsung’s obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) feature which has r...

When every minute counts – Ambulance response times and sepsis negligence 

Elizabeth Davies, a solicitor specialising in ambulance delays at JMW Solicitors, dives into the impact of delayed emergency responses for sepsis patients, examining how misclassification, stretched resources and failure...

Does VR have a substantial future in healthcare?

Does VR have a substantial future in healthcare? While Virtual Reality is already operating in medical training, therapy and patient care, challenges remain. We asked three experts to weigh in on whether VR is poised...

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