Researchers from Emory University and Georgia Tech developed a smartphone app to screen for anemia using images of a person’s fingernail beds instead of the conventional blood test.

In the 2000s, biotech company Theranos promised to revolutionize blood testing. Founder Elizabeth Holmes claimed Theranos ...

In the first quarter of 2025, the med-tech sector saw a total of $149.08 million raised through 475 deals. This marked a significant decline from the $519.14 million raised in Q4 2024, representing ...

That's why CGM patches may sometimes show a slight delay compared to a finger-prick test ... check sugar levels through the skin using laser tech or electrochemical sensors — without breaking ...

The Gabit Smart Ring marks a stylish and functional entry into the world of wearable health tech, blending sleek design with robust ... users determine the most suitable size. While the index finger ...

The combination of convenient at-home, finger-prick blood collection and the ultra-sensitive DriverMap TM EXP Human Genome-Wide Profiling Kit greatly simplifies the discovery of clinically ...

The brand new Buff Medical Resort has set a precedent with it’s high-tech approach to longevity and luxury — but it’s no outlier ...

He is clearly doing something right. Which makes it all the more perplexing that Mr Husic gets such mixed reviews among his other constituents – the leaders from across the tech industry, and the ...

Med-tech companies raised $10.15 billion from January to April 2025, marking an increase from $7.69 billion during the same period in 2024. Year-over-year rise as med-tech financings surpass $10B in ...

The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB ... UTMB and Microsoft have committed to tackle complex tech challenges collaboratively, which could mean developing custom AI applications or ...

Driven by his son's rare disease diagnosis, Microsoft developer Julian Isla founded Foundation 29 to leverage AI in healthcare. Inspired by Satya Nadella's advocacy, Isla created DxGPT, a ...

Traditional lecture-based methods may not resonate as effectively with the tech-savvy generations. By incorporating simulation techniques into medical curricula, we can align education with the ...