A Milano ‘Frontieres for Interaction’, esperti a confronto su digitale e innovazione ‘health’ Continue reading
Researchers are poised to make huge advances in medicine, particularly in how we treat cancer and arthritis. See how big data and IT are contributing. Continue reading
Sabato 14 Novembre 2015 ore 15:30 la conferenza sulla salute a Firenze Continue reading
As computers get better at navigating the world around them, they are also helping humans better navigate that world as well. Thanks to advances in AI and robotics, scientists from IBM Research and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) are working on new types of real-world accessibility solutions for the visually impaired. Continue reading
According to Deloitte report, millennials are the most likely demographic to utilize technology for their health. Continue reading
Kids now grow up using mobile technologies, so digital health is not shying away from reaching out to the younger generation. Children tend to be a very open-minded audience, able to absorb useful information presented to them in compelling, innovative ways. Continue reading
La psoriasi non aggredisce solo la pelle, corrode progressivamente la percezione dello schema corporeo, l’autostima, le capacità relazionali. Non è una malattia contagiosa, ma lo diventa nello sguardo impaurito e distanziante degli altri. Oltre alla sofferenza,
provoca vergogna, perché il soggetto si colloca da solo nella categoria di chi produce disagio e rifiuto. La psoriasi diventa progressivamente una malattia dell’io. Continue reading
Researchers at George Washington University are reporting that they’ve discovered the human consciousness on-off switch, deep within the brain. When this region of the brain, called the claustrum, is electrically stimulated, consciousness — self-awareness, sentience, whatever you want to call it — appears to turn off completely. Continue reading
The sensors in smartphones can accurately detect the changes in mood that are indicative of bipolar disorder, according to a new study. That could lead to faster treatment and better outcomes for sufferers.
La startup delle protesi in 3D low cost si è aggiudicata il Funky Prize, intervista a Bruno Lenzi, 28 anni, che un anno fa ha fondato una community con 3 progetti e 100 volontari in tutto il mondo. Continue reading