Invisible technology and privacy protection Pan wants the technology to be as invisible as possible, so that people won’t change their behavior at home. The algorithms they are developing can identify ...

Not just a health fad, Oxiline uses advanced technology to move towards better health management. Here are five ways in which Oxiline is transforming health monitoring with its innovative products ...

Brittney Mast told Newsweek: "The less families that default to cell phones, the less of an issue it will be for all of our ...

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Scientists transformed everyday coffee stain patterns into a breakthrough diagnostic tool that's 100 times more sensitive ...

Hospital-at-home programs gained significant traction during the COVID-19 era, spurred by CMS’ 2020 waiver program to ease hospital capacity. What began as an emergency measure has since evolved ...

Once you start using AI productivity tools for these tasks, the time savings will soon add up. First published on June 17, 2025 at 1:21 p.m. PT.

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Researchers have been asking whether technology use will accelerate or protect against cognitive decline. A large body of evidence finds that using technology reduces the risk of cognitive decline.

Uncertainty surrounded the future of Hospital-at-Home (HaH) programs as the end of 2024 approached, but a last-minute legislative decision ensured their continuation—at least for now.