Smart pills and the future of medicine: Insights from your insides
Digital pills are using sensors and cameras to help doctors get a new understanding of their patients.
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What is digital health? Everything you need to know about the future of healthcare
How and why tech's big players are poised to give the industry its biggest shakeup in decades.
Why Amazon's push into healthcare could be its most important project yet
Amazon's not shy of placing big bets: here's what could be next for its telehealth offering Amazon Care.
How smart contact lenses will help keep an eye on your health
Health tech: Researchers are working on combining sensors with off-the-shelf contact lenses for a range of medical applications.
Blood, sweat, tears and big data: The new wave of innovation in managing diabetes
Researchers have been trying to find non-invasive ways to measure blood glucose and revamp approaches to managing diabetes for decades. Now, a new wave of companies are doing things differently.
Wearable devices and Afib: How tech is helping to spot the heart condition you didn't know you had
Atrial fibrillation can be a killer - but a new generation of wearables could help spot the condition in people who don't even know they've got it.
This million-core supercomputer inspired by the human brain breaks all the rules
SpiNNaker's spiking neural network mimics the human brain, and could fuel breakthroughs in robotics and health.
Microsoft and digital health: AI, IoT and cloud computing point the way to personalised care
Microsoft's health efforts may be lower-key than some of its rivals', but Redmond is looking to set FHIR to the old order.
Analysing your sweat could be the next big thing in health tech
Sweat sensor technology is opening up a whole new frontier for both optimising sports performance and medical monitoring.
Mind-reading systems: Seven ways brain computer interfaces are already changing the world
From helping people regain their independence to updating Facebook faster, here are some of the ways brain computer interfaces are being trialled and implemented today.