
Artificial Pancreas: Tech That Could Change Lives
Living with type 1 diabetes means constantly monitoring blood sugar and adjusting insulin—which is a heavy physical and mental load. The new “artificial pancreas” technology (also

Living with type 1 diabetes means constantly monitoring blood sugar and adjusting insulin—which is a heavy physical and mental load. The new “artificial pancreas” technology (also

The tech of the future is already entering our minds. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are devices that connect your brain directly to computers. While they promise

A major international study has shown that biparametric MRI, a shorter scan that does not require contrast dye, is just as effective as the standard

Ever feel like your doctor spends more time typing than talking to you? You’re not imagining it — years of digital paperwork have left many

One of the most recognized artificial intelligence models used in healthcare is IBM Watson Health, a system created to help medical professionals improve accuracy and

The nature of healthcare is shifting. Thanks to digital sensors, smart wearable devices, AI-driven platforms, and patient-centred apps, the traditional model where a patient visits

By Alicia Muratore, MDGastroenterologist | Obesity Medicine & Clinical Nutrition | Former GI Fellow, University of North Carolina As gastroenterologists, we are uniquely positioned to

If you or someone you know lives with asthma, you’ve probably heard of lung function tests. These tests measure how well your lungs move air

What started as simple step counters has evolved into life-saving technology. Today’s smartwatches and fitness trackers monitor heart rate, sleep patterns, blood oxygen, and even

Imagine being able to detect whether breast cancer has started to spread — without using radioactive materials. That’s now a reality. The UK has approved