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monitoring
Research, Science and Technology
Individuals with mental health Illnesses sceptical of monitoring technologies
Ritchelle Drilon Jun 8, 2023

An Australian-first research study conducted by Flinders University sheds light on the concerns and experiences of individuals with lived experience of mental illness regarding mental

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home care
Healthcare, Opinion, Science and Technology
At home care – reshaping the future of healthcare
Rob Marchiori May 30, 2023

The Australian healthcare market and system are on an expanding trajectory as Australia’s population continues to grow and age with little sign of reversing. With

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postal
Science and Technology
AI maps cellular “postal workers” in breakthrough study
Ritchelle Drilon May 16, 2023

Researchers have employed artificial intelligence to create a 3D map of the Commander complex, a group of proteins in cells that act as “postal workers,”

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age
Science and Technology
Cutting-edge technology reveals the age of your brain
Ritchelle Drilon Apr 20, 2023

Is your brain older than you? This fascinating question is being tackled by Monash University researchers who are using cutting-edge technology to study brain age.

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coughing
Science and Technology
AI algorithm improves cough detection in electronic devices
Ritchelle Drilon Apr 18, 2023

Researchers have developed an AI algorithm that significantly improves the detection of human coughing in electronic devices, reducing false positives and requiring fewer sound samples

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AI
Opinion, Science and Technology
AI in Healthcare: A comprehensive review of benefits and risks
Aruna Pattam Apr 4, 2023

It is no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving and growing more sophisticated every day. However, it can be difficult to understand how

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intelligent automation
Healthcare, Science and Technology, Sponsored Story
Bridging the Gap in Healthcare with Intelligent Automation for Better Patient Experience
Ritchelle Drilon Mar 31, 2023

The healthcare industry is currently grappling with a critical issue of patients often having a disjointed experience due to the lack of integration between various

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small medical device
Science and Technology
Digital marketing levels the playing field for small medical device companies
Ritchelle Drilon Mar 16, 2023

Small to medium-sized medical device companies are being called on to develop relationships online with clients, suppliers, and stakeholders, or risk stagnating. Medical device marketing

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heart patches
Science and Technology
UTS pioneers bio-ink technology for 3D-printed heart patches
Ritchelle Drilon Mar 14, 2023

UTS researchers have utilised bio-ink technology to produce individualised 3D-printed heart patches that have exhibited potential in treating heart failure due to heart attacks. Researchers

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Wonderful Platform
Science and Technology
Wonderful Platform showcases ChatGPT-powered companion robots for seniors
Ritchelle Drilon Mar 8, 2023

Korean company Wonderful Platform offers AI care and companion robots for the elderly, powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, to assist with daily tasks and social interaction.

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3D
Science and Technology
Soft robotic arm could make 3D bioprinting inside the human body a reality
Ritchelle Drilon Feb 28, 2023

New technology could potentially 3D print biomaterial directly onto organs inside a person’s body, providing a minimally invasive approach to medical procedures. Engineers from UNSW

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AI
Healthcare News, Science and Technology
AI advances bring hope to Alzheimer’s research and treatment
Ritchelle Drilon Feb 2, 2023

Researchers have utilized AI to create a landmark benchmark for evaluating brain atrophy, including Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, in partnership

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