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.
Digital pills are using sensors and cameras to help doctors get a new understanding of their patients.
As consumer wearables become increasingly packed with medical-grade features, could your hardware be your doctor's new best friend?
Apple's Health Records feature could lay the foundations for big changes to how doctors and their patients communicate.
The wristband is the latest step in the tech giant's plan to remake an entire industry.
Using a brain-computer interface can fundamentally change our grey matter, a view of ourselves and even how fast our brains can change the world.
Musk reckons his brain-computer interface could one day help humans merge with AI, record their memories, or download their consciousness. Could he be right?
People with spinal injuires and strokes can be left without a sense of touch. Now researchers are using brain-computer interfaces to help them feel again.
Healthcare has traditionally been cautious about new technologies. But a new wave of innovation is likely to change all of that.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused significant shifts in how healthcare is delivered. How many of these advances will last beyond the virus?
A Stanford study is showing how wearables have promise in helping to keep a lid on coronavirus infections.