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Your Brain on Chips: Will Neuralink’s Implant Change Everything?
By Rohini Kundu & Team ATH Imagine being able to control a car or your mobile phone with…
CES 2024: 10 Health Technologies that we loved!
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was held in Las Vegas from 9-12th January 2024.This year’s show showcased…
Scientists advance research in bioresorbable materials to develop degradable implants and medical devices
Bioresorbable materials are the next big thing in the medical implant industry. Read to find out the new scientific research advances in this space.
FDA issues warning to Abiomed. Is it a crackdown on digital health tools?
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently sent a warning letter to Abiomed. The heart pump company,…
Parliamentary Committee recommends 7 key changes to strengthen Medical Device Policy
Union Cabinet approves medical device policy. The parliamentary committee recommends changes to make it effective. Will the govt accept the changes?
Viome: Helping you understand your gut microbiome with at-home test kits
Gut microbiome is the key to understanding overall health and well-being. Get detailed insights into your gut health with Viome's at-home test kits.
Researchers develop wearable ultrasound breast scanner to detect breast cancer at home
This wearable ultrasound breast scanner will allow patients with high risk for breast cancer to screen for tumours at home.
Imagene: Transforming cancer care with real-time biopsy diagnostics
Imagene uses AI to reduce cancer diagnostics time from six weeks to two minutes, transforming cancer care with precision medicine.
Defeating cervical cancer with Aindra’s AI technology
CervAstra, Aindra’s AI-powered device, is transforming cervical cancer screening in India. Find out how it's improving cervical cancer survival rates here.
Tricog Health: Revolutionising cardiac diagnostics with AI
Discover how Tricog Health is transforming the cardiac care system and making a meaningful impact on the life of heart patients.