New kind of house call comes to The Woodlands Sarah Rhea was out of town on a weekend business trip when her husband called, … READ MORE
Glassouse turns your head into a mouse The Glassouse basically turns your head into a mouse or trackpad. If you can’t use … READ MORE
Calgary doctor connects disabled children with accessible activities Let’s make it easy for these kids. Dr. Sarah MacEachern is on a campaign to … READ MORE
Gonzaga students develop affordable 3D printed ankle foot orthosis, AFO for children A team of students from Gonzaga University has used 3D printing to develop an Ankle … READ MORE
New app offers personalized rehab therapy for stroke patients A new, first-of-its-kind app is now available to support clinicians with decisions … READ MORE
3D printing and the changing orthotics industry The University of Michigan, Altair Engineering and Stratasys have teamed up to … READ MORE
Digital toolkit aims to prevent falls amongst the elderly The Falls Risk Assessment Toolkit identifies patients at risk of falls and, … READ MORE
Online intervention reduces knee pain, improves mobility A suite of online interventions provided substantial pain relief and improved … READ MORE
Brain-computer interface advance allows fast, accurate typing by people with paralysis Stanford University School of Medicine Clinical research led by Stanford University … READ MORE
Phone app helps people with ALS speak using just their eyes GazeSpeak runs on a smartphone and uses artificial intelligence to convert eye … READ MORE
MIT’s new wheelchair drives itself For all the talk of self-driving vehicles revolutionizing transportation, the … READ MORE
University of Michigan launches 3D printed orthotics program Researchers at the University of Michigan (UM) are implementing a new orthotics and … READ MORE
VERA: Virtual physical therapy in the comfort of your own home VERA is an all-in-one device that utilizes a tele-rehab platform to help patients … READ MORE
How a volunteer ‘voice bank’ helps the speech impaired Ryan. Alex. Siri. These are names of robotic voices that are often programmed on … READ MORE
Toronto photographer’s app is remapping accessibility around the world Maayan Ziv was born with muscular dystrophy which she says has helped her build up a … READ MORE
Topol on physician and patient attitudes toward new technology Two years ago Medscape did a survey of physicians, healthcare providers, and … READ MORE
Singapore pilots autonomous wheelchairs People living longer, and having fewer kids, means that there’s an issue … READ MORE
Fixing electronic health records is good Adding scribes is even better. Scribe Warren Lam (right) works on notes, as … READ MORE
Keeping nursing home patients out of hospital A significant number of hospitalizations among nursing home patients are potentially … READ MORE
Brain-sensing technology allows typing at 12 words per minute Stanford University researchers have managed to use an implanted multi-electrode … READ MORE
Most people’s medical records are fragmented Full ‘Medical Records’ for Trump and Clinton? That’s Fiction. Casey Quinlan is … READ MORE
Technology tackles healthcare corruption Mobile phone technology could help beat bad practices in healthcare delivery, … READ MORE
Electronic health records ‘inflict enormous pain’ on doctors Electronic health records slow doctors down and distract them from meaningful face … READ MORE
Philips launches clinically validated consumer health devices The Philips Health suite is a health-tracking platform that assists patients, and … READ MORE
Gaming camera could aid MS treatment Kinect 3D camera used to assess walking of MS patients. A team of researchers led by … READ MORE
How technology helps special-needs students excel Educators in California, Montana and Washington explain how technology makes it … READ MORE
OpenNotes reaches 10 million The OpenNotes movement is excited to share a milestone — 10 million Americans can … READ MORE
Battery-free wearable patch can help monitor health A battery-free electronic patch that sticks onto skin like a temporary tattoo can be … READ MORE
Cover lets household drills into surgery A sterile cover for hardware-store drills, which allows them to be used in operating … READ MORE
Stop the privatization of health data Tech giants moving into health may widen inequalities and harm research, unless … READ MORE