Charities step in to tackle digital divide, amid concerns over health inequalities
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to many services moving online, creating a "digital first" approach. However, this transition has raised concerns about leaving behind digitally excluded and vulnerable individuals. The…
New medicine can create a new life for diabetes patients—without needles
Scientists have developed a new form of insulin that can be taken orally in the form of a capsule or chocolate and next steps are to begin human trials. By…
AI model unveils how memories blend reality and imagination
Recent UCL study explores the role of generative AI in explaining how memories enable learning, imagination, and planning. The study uses a generative neural network to simulate how the brain's…
Is Havana Syndrome Real? Here’s What History Can Tell Us
CIA officers in Havana, Cuba started having unexplained health issues in 2016, leading to symptoms like persistent piercing sounds, headaches, nausea, vertigo, trouble concentrating, and memory loss. The incidents, called…
Adequate Protein Intake in Midlife Tied to Healthy Aging
A recent study from the Nurses' Health Study suggests that intake of protein, especially from plants, in middle age is associated with higher odds of healthy aging and positive mental…
What Happens To Your Body In Extreme Cold? Know Hypothermia Signs, Treatments
Hypothermia is a dangerous condition caused by exposure to extreme cold temperatures, leading to organ failure and potentially death. Around 1,300 people die of hypothermia in the U.S. every year.…
Now, Coaching centres will not be allowed to admit NEET aspirants below 16 years of age
Coaching centers for the NEET exam are now prohibited from enrolling students under the age of 16. This new regulation aims to improve the quality of education and ensure that…
How Can AI Support Value-Based Care?
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to improve clinical care and support value-based care, but also comes with risks. A panel discussion at CES 2024 discussed the role of AI in…
Photos: RCSI Open Day
RCSI held an Open Day on January 13, 2024, attracting over 450 second-level students interested in studying medicine, pharmacy, physiotherapy, and advanced therapeutic technologies. The event allowed students to explore…
Marc Taub, OD, Provides Solutions for Patients With Brain Injury
Dr. Marc Taub is a leading optometrist specializing in brain injuries and visual rehabilitation. He has developed unconventional methods for treating patients who have vision difficulties due to brain injuries,…