What we exhale can warn us about disease: Kaunas scientists are creating sensors that 'read' the composition of exhaled air
Scientists from Kaunas University of Technology are developing sensors that can analyze exhaled air to detect disease and ensure safety in various sectors.
Naver to Introduce 'AI Assistant' in All Services... Health Assistant to Debut This Year
Naver plans to implement AI assistants across all its services by the end of the year, starting with a Health Assistant.
Good Bacteria: KTU Scientist Identifies Common Mistakes in Probiotic Use
A Kaunas University of Technology professor discusses misuses of probiotics and emphasizes their importance in maintaining gut health.
The Other Side of Health Innovation: The Dilemma of Covering All Medications and Devices That Hit the Market
A regional forum in São Paulo discussed the challenges of incorporating innovative medical technologies into healthcare funding, focusing on inefficient spending and the necessity of not covering all approved medications and devices.
Amazon Health AI brings a doctor to your pocket
Amazon introduces Health AI, a new tool aimed at simplifying the health care experience for users by providing timely and comprehensible medical information.
The 'rebound effect' of sleep apps: when monitoring sleep can generate more stress
The increased use of sleep monitoring apps may lead to more stress for insomniacs rather than improved sleep.
The ideal food to add to the diet after each meal and regulate sugar
A tropical fruit, particularly mango, is gaining attention for its potential to help regulate blood sugar levels when included in the diet after meals.
VIDEOS: Acre News 2nd Edition this Friday, March 20, 2026
The article highlights significant news stories presented in a Brazilian local news segment, including cultural tributes, medical analysis, political movements, legal issues, and a unique AI case.
Digital Fatigue: More Young People Turn to 'Vintage' Practices to Disconnect
Amidst the rise of digital fatigue, many young people are reverting to vintage activities to disconnect from the overwhelming presence of social media and technology.
Workshop discusses the impacts of the digital environment on women's health
A workshop organized by Social Good Brazil focuses on the effects of the digital environment on women's health, addressing issues like information overload and anxiety.
Warning to anyone using sleep apps as some told to turn them off
Experts caution that sleep apps, while popular, can sometimes exacerbate stress in individuals with insomnia.
Patricio Ochoa, longevity expert: 'Using Bluetooth headphones is like putting a microwave on your head, but less dramatic'
Patricio Ochoa, a longevity expert, compares the use of Bluetooth headphones to placing a microwave on one's head due to similar electromagnetic waves, but notes the actual impact is much less severe.
Every other teenager in the country experiences stress – answers are increasingly sought through open conversations
A significant number of Lithuanian teenagers are experiencing stress and anxiety, influenced by technology and social pressures, with a lack of safe spaces for open dialogue exacerbating the issue.
The Latest (and Best) in Electric Toothbrushes
A review of various electric toothbrushes that utilize different technologies to enhance brushing effectiveness.
‘Use it as a guide, rather than a judgement tool’ – these sleep trackers shouldn’t stress you out
Sleep trackers can be useful for identifying sleep patterns, though they should not induce stress by overemphasizing numbers and scores.
A Slave of the Walking Game to the Mayor
A cultural critic reflects on their walking habits and the motivation behind them, driven partly by a game that rewards steps taken.
The new terms of well-being
The article discusses emerging trends in well-being, particularly after the pandemic, highlighting the growing interest in health-preventing options from both traditional medicine and modern technology.
I try the best smart scales to control weight (and other health parameters)
The article reviews various smart scales that sync with mobile apps to track weight and other health metrics.
Multidisciplinary model in healthcare stands out
The Azure Group highlights inspiring career stories from various professionals, focusing on the journey and experiences that shape their paths in the health sector.
Oura Ring 4 Arrives in India, Report Reveals Shocking Findings, Indians Sleep the Least
The newly launched Oura Ring 4 in India highlights a concerning trend that Indians sleep less than many other nations, averaging only 6 hours and 28 minutes per night.
Digital Widows: How Artificial Intelligence Created a New Category in Chinese Society?
A new phenomenon in China, termed 'digital widowhood,' has emerged as individuals become emotionally attached to AI companions, leading to significant societal implications when these services cease.
Why New Health Technologies Do Not Reach Hospitals?
The article discusses the challenges of integrating new health technologies into Estonia's healthcare system, focusing on the gap between innovative solutions and their practical application in hospitals.
New Samsung rival smartwatch drops to £75 as Nothing unveils CMF Watch 3 Pro
The Nothing CMF Watch 3 Pro has been launched at a discounted price of £75, positioning itself as a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive smartwatches from Samsung and Apple.
Psychiatrist Horáček warns against well-paid developers targeting our children
Psychiatrist Horáček raises concerns about the influence of highly-paid developers on children, suggesting a need for caution regarding their impact.
Brazilian clay filter is the best in the world according to experts
Brazilian clay water filters are praised by experts worldwide for their effectiveness in purifying water.
Doctor says to eat certain foods before bed to avoid 'orthosomnia'
Dr. Cheryl Lythgoe advises that certain dietary choices before bedtime can help prevent orthosomnia, a condition characterized by anxiety over achieving perfect sleep.
AI Chatbot to Analyze User Research Results. Experts Warn About the Risks
The article discusses the development of AI chatbots in healthcare analysis, highlighting both potential benefits and risks associated with sharing sensitive health data with technology companies.
Fox News AI Newsletter: FDA rolls out AI-powered vaccine platform
The FDA has launched a nationwide, AI-powered system to monitor the side effects of drugs and vaccines, marking a significant technological shift in public health oversight.
Halla-aho went to Kiuru's committee - 'General reasons'
The Finnish government's proposal for technological solutions in social services faces significant opposition from the Social Affairs and Health Committee, with concerns over constitutional compliance.
Health in Old Age: Those Who Strive Daily Also Want to Be Praised For It
The article discusses the changing attitudes towards health and wellness in old age, highlighting the pressures to monitor health metrics and maintain fitness socially.
Situation ongoing in Parliament - Jussi Halla-aho marched into the social and health committee room
A heated debate is taking place in the Finnish Parliament's social and health committee over a government proposal regarding the use of technology in social services, which is criticized for potentially being unconstitutional.
Why does the Brazilian clay filter succeed so much?
The Brazilian clay filter is praised by experts worldwide for its effectiveness in purifying water due to its unique ceramic material and slow filtration process.
Artificial intelligence identifies pain in babies and can assist medical decisions in neonatal ICU
Engineers and pediatricians in Brazil have developed an AI tool that accurately identifies pain levels in newborns in neonatal ICUs using multimodal language and vision models.
Is cyberattack on U.S. health care firm the next phase of the Iran war?
A cyberattack on the U.S. health care technology firm Stryker, claimed by a group linked to Iran, raises concerns about escalating forms of warfare targeting civilian infrastructure.
Commotion Again in the Health and Social Services Committee - A Bill that Received Devastating Feedback is Wanted to be Rushed Through
The ruling party representatives in the Finnish Parliament's health and social services committee are pushing to pass a controversial bill despite receiving heavy criticism from experts during discussions.
Russians could get free personalized cancer vaccines
Russia may soon offer free personalized cancer vaccines under its national health insurance system, as indicated by a government draft decree.
Disappearance of a General in the U.S.: Worked on Secret Pentagon Programs
A U.S. general has mysteriously disappeared, prompting an urgent search as he was involved in secretive military technology development and has undisclosed health issues.
"It calms me for a while, but then it gets worse". Patients and specialists point out another unexpected effect of new technologies
Patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder highlight the negative effects of new technology on their mental health, as experts share guidance on managing these issues.
A small device that saves lives: when is a pacemaker needed?
Lithuanian cardiologist Gediminas Račkauskas explains the importance of modern pacemakers in treating heart rhythm disorders to save lives.
Do I dare to get the results of my tests from a machine?
The article explores the anxiety and anticipation of receiving medical test results via a digital platform.
"There are new test results. We recommend that you wait to read the answer until you have spoken with your doctor"
A person experiences anxiety as they receive a notification about new medical test results available on an app, but are advised to consult their doctor before viewing the results.
Fire guts medical lab at Plateau college
A fire at the Plateau State College of Health Technology destroyed the medical laboratory section, and the cause is still unknown as assessments are ongoing.
Equatorial Guinea's High-Tech Push to End Malaria By 2030
Equatorial Guinea aims to eradicate malaria by 2030 through an ambitious national strategy involving advanced healthcare measures and technology.
Strange Asian Apps Promise Miracles in Rejuvenation and Weight Loss. Beware of Them
The article warns about dubious Asian applications that claim to provide instant results in beauty and weight loss, discussing their potential risks and consequences.
J. Olekas supports the new Assisted Reproductive Technology project: we must give women the opportunity
J. Olekas advocates for improvements in Lithuania's assisted reproductive technology law to address demographic challenges and support women facing health problems.
In Katowice, on the Strategies for the Future of Health: Where Are the Limits of System Resilience, What Are the Practical Solutions
The Katowice Congress brings together health system experts to address critical health challenges such as demographic pressure and financial tensions.
Texas Gov Abbott issues warning of Chinese spying in medical tech
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued a warning to state health agencies about potential cybersecurity threats from Chinese-manufactured medical technologies.
Why the Trump administration wants all Americans to use a smart ring by 2030
The Trump administration has shown interest in the Oura Ring, a popular smart ring in the U.S., which measures various vital parameters and has gained significant market share.
The best white noise machines, tested with advice from a neuroscientist
This article reviews various types of white noise machines and discusses their benefits for improving sleep quality, featuring insights from a neuroscientist.
The 10 best bathroom scales – including mechanical, digital and smart models
This article reviews various bathroom scales, highlighting options that are budget-friendly and advanced, based on accuracy and features.