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Electronic skin that can "feel"
Scientists at universities in Austria and Canada have developed two types of electronic skin that mimic human epidermis.
Forbes
Skin Care Trends Drive Hair Care Market Growth
Post-pandemic, the European hair care market is strong; Euromonitor International forecasts a market size of $21 billion in 2022, and hair care remains one of the most valuable beauty categories in Europe.
Happi

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5 Foods That May Exacerbate Depression
Some food groups are associated with worse mood, moodiness, and pleasure, and may exacerbate depression.
NUTRICAO
AirSpace Link to pilot drone delivery of medical supplies
Airspace Link, a provider of digital drone safety infrastructure services, announced the successful completion of a 10-day flight operation showcasing an actual drone transportation program for the movement of critical medical supplies.
Manufacturing.NET
How to Cure Fatty Liver by Improving Lifestyle and Diet
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is one of the leading causes of chronic liver disease. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is primarily a lifestyle-related disease, predisposed to a sedentary lifestyle.
Firstpost
Electronic tattoo for continuous mobile blood pressure measurement
The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A
UT NEWS
Robotic nose to sniff out diseases from exhaled air
Scientists are working to develop diagnostic techniques to sniff out chemical compounds that act as fingerprints for thousands of diseases from breath, sweat, tears, and other body emissions.
EurekAlert
Electronic skin that can "feel"
Scientists at universities in Austria and Canada have developed two types of electronic skin that mimic human epidermis.
Forbes
Skin Care Trends Drive Hair Care Market Growth
Post-pandemic, the European hair care market is strong; Euromonitor International forecasts a market size of $21 billion in 2022, and hair care remains one of the most valuable beauty categories in Europe.
Happi
Soft robot that grips with moderate force
Tool use has long been a hallmark of human intelligence as well as a practical problem to be solved for a variety of robotic applications. However, it is still difficult for a machine to exert adequate force to control a tool that is not fixed in the hand.
MIT News
How not to stress as a parent
Parents are experiencing high levels of stress, much of which is attributed to the lingering effects of the Covid 19 pandemic. Social connections, seeking professional help, and developing problem-solving skills are essential for coping with traumatic events.
Psychology Today
New Medical Marijuana Rules Planned for South Africa
While much has been said in the media about the legal commercialization of recreational marijuana, South Africa's role in the medical marijuana market should not be underestimated, according to law firm Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.
BUSINESSTECH
Periodontal treatment may improve prognosis of acute myocardial infarction
Patients who receive periodontal treatment after being hospitalized for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) are significantly more likely to follow through, according to a study published in the August issue of the Journal of the American Dental Association.
PHYSICIAN'S WEEKLY
Activities to promote healthy lifestyles and cancer research in Spain
Oleo Vidabor has renewed its agreement with the Ciudad Real Cancer Association to support its efforts to promote healthy lifestyles and raise funds for cancer research.
La Tribuna de Ciudad Real
New Report on Medical Supplies Spending
The federal government purchases a variety of medical supplies, including hospital beds, surgical equipment, defibrillators, bandages, needles, and syringes.
Healthleaders
India's Wockard Hospital Opens Sleep Disorders Clinic
Vodka Hospital has decided to open a Sleep Disorders Clinic at its Mumbai Central Branch to address all sleep health issues.
EXPRESS HEALTHCARE
France Plans to Use Startup Slowdown to Win in Europe
Among the major European startup ecosystems, only one startup raised more money in 2022 than France did in 2021. And the French government is keen to maintain this status.
ACTUSDUWEB
Current Status of Male Mental Health
Outside of the world of sports, there are still some male-dominated fields where progress in mental health care has lagged significantly.
MediaPost
Origami soft robot
Biomimetic soft robotic crawlers have attracted attention in various engineering fields because of their adaptability to various terrains. The earthworm-type crawler performs in-plane contraction motion, while the shaku-dori worm-type crawler performs out-of-plane bending motion. In-plane contraction-type crawlers can move efficiently even in tight spaces, but their limited operating methods and complex structure make it difficult to miniaturize them.
Science Advances
Good dynamics in the food tech sector in France
The food tech sector raised €875 million in 2021, a 40% increase over 2020.DigitalFoodLab reported on the French ecosystem, noting that 12 acquisitions were made during the year 2021 and the beginning of 2022. This is proof that the sector is dynamic.
LUSINEDIGITALE
China Rehabilitation Medical Industry Survey Report
Rehabilitation medicine is a modern medical science that focuses on curing functional impairment and enables patients to improve their functional quality and reintegration into society through functional improvement and compensation.
36Kr
Discovering the usefulness of nanoparticles
Since the turn of the 21st century, there have been many advances in the field of health and wellness, from the world of sports nutrition to stem cells. Thanks to these breakthroughs, athletes and fitness-minded individuals have been able to stay healthy through years of intense training and competitive sports. Nanoparticles may be the next evolution that such people are waiting for.
M&F
Diagnostic evaluation of the lungs by X-ray dark-field imaging
X-ray dark-field chest imaging has the potential to produce detailed images of the lungs without interference from surrounding tissue or the effects of characteristics such as age, gender, or weight.
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Research Unit on Neurodevelopment and Autism in Children Launched in South Asia
A £6.95 million Global Health Research Unit on neurodevelopment and autism in South Asian children is to be launched with expertise from the University of Manchester.
India Education Diary
New method to explore plant-microbe interactions
Argonne scientists receive funding for a bioimaging project to study communication between plants and microbial symbionts.
EurekAlert
Association of Shingles with Dementia
Apparently, shingles does not increase the risk of dementia. On the contrary, a large population-based study suggests that viral infection may offer some protection.
Medscape
Engineering Next Generation Cell Therapeutics
Cellular therapeutics are novel therapies with the potential to treat many intractable diseases through unique and powerful mechanisms of action. However, cellular therapeutics face a number of challenges that hinder their widespread adoption and commercialization, including the identification of appropriate cell sources, the manufacture of products with sufficient efficacy and safety to meet patient and disease-specific needs, and the development of scalable manufacturing processes.
Nature Reviews drug discovery
Early detection sensor for Alzheimer's disease
Researchers in the SFU Nanodevice Fabrication Group are developing a new biosensor that can be used to screen for Alzheimer's disease and other diseases. An overview of their work was recently published in the journal Nature Communications.
Medical Express
Estimating Age from Brain Scans
Brain imaging can accurately determine a person's biological age using the latest AI technology called artificial neural networks.
MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT
Behavioral Science: Your New Ally in Medical Affairs
While medical interventions may be beneficial, they alone cannot guarantee adoption by patients or health care professionals. However, in the past, medical affairs teams at pharmaceutical companies have tended to rely on rules of thumb to influence the widespread adoption of new drugs and treatments.
PharmaTimes
Omnia expands into the global bio-agriculture market
Omnia, a diversified chemicals group, believes that the agricultural sector offers a wealth of opportunities to address global food security and supply challenges and is developing its business to become a leader in the agribio sector and better position itself to meet sustainable development goals.
IOL
Deep learning model capable of identifying common eye diseases
Automated disease diagnosis relies on deep learning models that can accurately and efficiently identify measurements of tumors, tissue volumes, and other types of abnormalities. Now, researchers at Tohoku University have presented a new, less resource-intensive model that can identify many common eye diseases.
Medical Life Science News
Metaverse in Health
According to the "Accenture Digital Health Technology Vision 2022" report, 81% of healthcare executives expect the metaverse to positively impact the healthcare industry.
CRYPTOID
Biotech stocks with bright future prospects
With the pandemic largely under control thanks to the record-setting vaccine rollout, the biotech sector's focus has shifted to new drug approvals, label expansion of existing drugs, and acquisitions. The emergence of new variants of COVID-19 in the upcoming winter season will upset the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors, but most companies are looking to strengthen their product portfolios through collaborations, acquisitions, and pipeline development.
Nasdaq
Korian acquires Spanish mental health platform company
Corian, an expert in the care and support of the elderly and frail, announced that it has completed the acquisition of Grupo5, a specialist mental health operator, in Spain, after obtaining the necessary regulatory and competition law approvals. With $330 million in France, Spain, and Italy in 2023, Corian is now the third largest private player in Europe in this field.
Bourse
New $2.5 million genome project in Australia
A new genome project led by WEHI will advance precision medicine and personalized cancer treatment for Australians with funding of more than $2.5 million from the Medical Research Futures Fund (MRFF).
Mirage
Humanoid robot teaching tai chi
Zheng, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering in RIT's Kate Gleason School of Engineering, developed the sophisticated humanoid robot as part of her research into assistive technologies.
TechXplore
AI and Quantitative Mass Spectrometry Predict Outcomes for COVID-19 Patients
Researchers from Skoltech and McGill University trained a machine learning algorithm that uses blood test results to predict survival rates for patients admitted to the intensive care unit with COVID-19.
Medical Express
Automatic nutrition management application to support healthy eating habits
A new research paper shows that the app improved healthy eating habits in clinical trials.
University of Reading
Precise measurement of sensory characteristics associated with autism
Many autistic people have atypical responses to sensory stimuli. Some are so sensitive that they cannot tolerate clothing tags, while others are so tolerant that they can touch a hot stove top and burn themselves without pain.
Spectrum
Monitors that reproduce immersive 3D without a VR headset
Metaverse-like immersion seems to require dedicated VR or AR hardware to fully engage the audience, but one company offers an eyewear-free alternative.
CNET
Devices that revolutionize allergy diagnosis
Throughout the world, food allergies are on the rise. Basophils are one of the most important cells in the study of this disease, as they are the cells that activate inflammatory reactions such as rash and anaphylaxis to allergens. However, basophils are extremely rare, making up less than 1% of the white blood cells in the blood. To advance the study of food allergy and to learn more about this elusive cell, engineers and clinicians at Stanford University turned to a method to isolate basophils.
Technology Networks
Botox applied to the forehead suggests that it may alleviate depression.
Botulinum toxin, also known as Botox, is an injectable used to soften wrinkles and expression lines. However, researchers at the Medical University of Hannover (MHH) in Germany appear to have found another use for this product.
Metropoles
Cacao waste transformed into cosmetic raw materials
PIPE-FAPESP-supported startup develops fruit honey-based face cream and body lotion, selected for new edition of UK "Leaders in Innovation Fellowships Programme
PLANETA
Accelerating Fluorescence Lifetime Measurement by Deep Learning
An article in Sensors reveals fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) as an important tool that provides unique information for biomedical research.
AZO Optics
5 Foods That May Exacerbate Depression
Some food groups are associated with worse mood, moodiness, and pleasure, and may exacerbate depression.
NUTRICAO
AirSpace Link to pilot drone delivery of medical supplies
Airspace Link, a provider of digital drone safety infrastructure services, announced the successful completion of a 10-day flight operation showcasing an actual drone transportation program for the movement of critical medical supplies.
Manufacturing.NET
How to Cure Fatty Liver by Improving Lifestyle and Diet
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is one of the leading causes of chronic liver disease. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is primarily a lifestyle-related disease, predisposed to a sedentary lifestyle.
Firstpost
Electronic tattoo for continuous mobile blood pressure measurement
The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A
UT NEWS
Robotic nose to sniff out diseases from exhaled air
Scientists are working to develop diagnostic techniques to sniff out chemical compounds that act as fingerprints for thousands of diseases from breath, sweat, tears, and other body emissions.
EurekAlert
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World News
We deliver relevant information daily through analysis of the latest news coming from academia and startups around the world
Financial Analyze
Analyze real-time financial and corporate information
Search & Filtering
Find the information you want with highly sensitive searches using a variety of search options and sophisticated algorithmic refinement.
Recommendation
Timely, personalized information recommendations
Webinar
Weekly webinars to provide the latest technical information
Analyze & Visualize
All analysis results are automatically displayed in an easy-to-understand manner
Transform Your Business With Cloud
Looking for the Future
of Health Care
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YOUR BUSINESS
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Articles

Discovering the usefulness of nanoparticles
Since the turn of the 21st century, there have been many advances in the field of health and wellness, from the world of sports nutrition to stem cells. Thanks to these breakthroughs, athletes and fitness-minded individuals have been able to stay healthy through years of intense training and competitive sports. Nanoparticles may be the next evolution that such people are waiting for.
M&F
Diagnostic evaluation of the lungs by X-ray dark-field imaging
X-ray dark-field chest imaging has the potential to produce detailed images of the lungs without interference from surrounding tissue or the effects of characteristics such as age, gender, or weight.
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Research Unit on Neurodevelopment and Autism in Children Launched in South Asia
A £6.95 million Global Health Research Unit on neurodevelopment and autism in South Asian children is to be launched with expertise from the University of Manchester.
India Education Diary
New method to explore plant-microbe interactions
Argonne scientists receive funding for a bioimaging project to study communication between plants and microbial symbionts.
EurekAlert
Association of Shingles with Dementia
Apparently, shingles does not increase the risk of dementia. On the contrary, a large population-based study suggests that viral infection may offer some protection.
Medscape
Engineering Next Generation Cell Therapeutics
Cellular therapeutics are novel therapies with the potential to treat many intractable diseases through unique and powerful mechanisms of action. However, cellular therapeutics face a number of challenges that hinder their widespread adoption and commercialization, including the identification of appropriate cell sources, the manufacture of products with sufficient efficacy and safety to meet patient and disease-specific needs, and the development of scalable manufacturing processes.
Nature Reviews drug discovery
Early detection sensor for Alzheimer's disease
Researchers in the SFU Nanodevice Fabrication Group are developing a new biosensor that can be used to screen for Alzheimer's disease and other diseases. An overview of their work was recently published in the journal Nature Communications.
Medical Express
Estimating Age from Brain Scans
Brain imaging can accurately determine a person's biological age using the latest AI technology called artificial neural networks.
MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT
Behavioral Science: Your New Ally in Medical Affairs
While medical interventions may be beneficial, they alone cannot guarantee adoption by patients or health care professionals. However, in the past, medical affairs teams at pharmaceutical companies have tended to rely on rules of thumb to influence the widespread adoption of new drugs and treatments.
PharmaTimes
Omnia expands into the global bio-agriculture market
Omnia, a diversified chemicals group, believes that the agricultural sector offers a wealth of opportunities to address global food security and supply challenges and is developing its business to become a leader in the agribio sector and better position itself to meet sustainable development goals.
IOL
Deep learning model capable of identifying common eye diseases
Automated disease diagnosis relies on deep learning models that can accurately and efficiently identify measurements of tumors, tissue volumes, and other types of abnormalities. Now, researchers at Tohoku University have presented a new, less resource-intensive model that can identify many common eye diseases.
Medical Life Science News
Metaverse in Health
According to the "Accenture Digital Health Technology Vision 2022" report, 81% of healthcare executives expect the metaverse to positively impact the healthcare industry.
CRYPTOID
Biotech stocks with bright future prospects
With the pandemic largely under control thanks to the record-setting vaccine rollout, the biotech sector's focus has shifted to new drug approvals, label expansion of existing drugs, and acquisitions. The emergence of new variants of COVID-19 in the upcoming winter season will upset the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors, but most companies are looking to strengthen their product portfolios through collaborations, acquisitions, and pipeline development.
Nasdaq
Korian acquires Spanish mental health platform company
Corian, an expert in the care and support of the elderly and frail, announced that it has completed the acquisition of Grupo5, a specialist mental health operator, in Spain, after obtaining the necessary regulatory and competition law approvals. With $330 million in France, Spain, and Italy in 2023, Corian is now the third largest private player in Europe in this field.
Bourse
New $2.5 million genome project in Australia
A new genome project led by WEHI will advance precision medicine and personalized cancer treatment for Australians with funding of more than $2.5 million from the Medical Research Futures Fund (MRFF).
Mirage
Humanoid robot teaching tai chi
Zheng, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering in RIT's Kate Gleason School of Engineering, developed the sophisticated humanoid robot as part of her research into assistive technologies.
TechXplore
AI and Quantitative Mass Spectrometry Predict Outcomes for COVID-19 Patients
Researchers from Skoltech and McGill University trained a machine learning algorithm that uses blood test results to predict survival rates for patients admitted to the intensive care unit with COVID-19.
Medical Express
Automatic nutrition management application to support healthy eating habits
A new research paper shows that the app improved healthy eating habits in clinical trials.
University of Reading
Precise measurement of sensory characteristics associated with autism
Many autistic people have atypical responses to sensory stimuli. Some are so sensitive that they cannot tolerate clothing tags, while others are so tolerant that they can touch a hot stove top and burn themselves without pain.
Spectrum
Monitors that reproduce immersive 3D without a VR headset
Metaverse-like immersion seems to require dedicated VR or AR hardware to fully engage the audience, but one company offers an eyewear-free alternative.
CNET
Devices that revolutionize allergy diagnosis
Throughout the world, food allergies are on the rise. Basophils are one of the most important cells in the study of this disease, as they are the cells that activate inflammatory reactions such as rash and anaphylaxis to allergens. However, basophils are extremely rare, making up less than 1% of the white blood cells in the blood. To advance the study of food allergy and to learn more about this elusive cell, engineers and clinicians at Stanford University turned to a method to isolate basophils.
Technology Networks
Botox applied to the forehead suggests that it may alleviate depression.
Botulinum toxin, also known as Botox, is an injectable used to soften wrinkles and expression lines. However, researchers at the Medical University of Hannover (MHH) in Germany appear to have found another use for this product.
Metropoles
Cacao waste transformed into cosmetic raw materials
PIPE-FAPESP-supported startup develops fruit honey-based face cream and body lotion, selected for new edition of UK "Leaders in Innovation Fellowships Programme
PLANETA
Accelerating Fluorescence Lifetime Measurement by Deep Learning
An article in Sensors reveals fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) as an important tool that provides unique information for biomedical research.
AZO Optics
5 Foods That May Exacerbate Depression
Some food groups are associated with worse mood, moodiness, and pleasure, and may exacerbate depression.
NUTRICAO
AirSpace Link to pilot drone delivery of medical supplies
Airspace Link, a provider of digital drone safety infrastructure services, announced the successful completion of a 10-day flight operation showcasing an actual drone transportation program for the movement of critical medical supplies.
Manufacturing.NET
How to Cure Fatty Liver by Improving Lifestyle and Diet
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is one of the leading causes of chronic liver disease. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is primarily a lifestyle-related disease, predisposed to a sedentary lifestyle.
Firstpost
Electronic tattoo for continuous mobile blood pressure measurement
The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A
UT NEWS
Robotic nose to sniff out diseases from exhaled air
Scientists are working to develop diagnostic techniques to sniff out chemical compounds that act as fingerprints for thousands of diseases from breath, sweat, tears, and other body emissions.
EurekAlert
Electronic skin that can "feel"
Scientists at universities in Austria and Canada have developed two types of electronic skin that mimic human epidermis.
Forbes
Skin Care Trends Drive Hair Care Market Growth
Post-pandemic, the European hair care market is strong; Euromonitor International forecasts a market size of $21 billion in 2022, and hair care remains one of the most valuable beauty categories in Europe.
Happi