The ambitious project started with an idea that soon the human body and modern medical technology will become one. It will be possible to continuously monitor the body's condition in real-time thanks to the introduction of a next-generation microchip in the blood. Once the realm of science fiction, this is now a near reality.
The company Food Marble has developed a portable AIRE breath tester that will help doctors diagnose and treat a digestive condition known as small intestinal bacterial overgrowth syndrome (SIBO).
Ornament was the leading participant in the most recent investment round for the Cordillera project.
Scientists at Tel Aviv University have achieved a breakthrough in research that could lead to a victory over HIV and AIDS in the foreseeable future.
Scientists at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases have concluded that cat allergies can be defeated with asthma medication.
Scientists at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) in Lithuania have developed a method that can predict the possible onset of Alzheimer's disease with almost one hundred percent accuracy.
Minima (minimally invasive ablation under visual control) fights cancer tumors with the targeted effect of the magnetic field of the MRI scanner.
Type 2 diabetes has long been a challenge for scientists around the world. Despite the fact that new methods of treatment are constantly developed, it is still not possible to completely take control of this disease. For that reason, it is easy to understand why a new innovative solution to treat diabetes without medication has caught everyone's attention.
Scientists have recently identified components in cannabis that can prevent COVID-19 from entering human cells.
Scientists at the University of Maryland School of Medicine have developed two tests for coronavirus that are comparable in accuracy to tests used in laboratories. The results can be obtained in 5 minutes.
Engineers at the University of California, San Diego have developed a powerful ultrasound sensor system for visualizing the heart, which works even during active movement.
Researchers from the USC Norris Cancer Center have developed a test system that utilizes a blood sample to distinguish malignant formations in the pelvic area from benign ones, even before the cancer moves to a dangerous stage.
Qomek, a provider of cloud services and reference systems for medical organizations worldwide, and Ornament Health, which specializes in the development of advanced IT technologies, announce a strategic partnership. The partnership aims to combine the technological capabilities of Qomek and Ornament Health into a single ecosystem to solve pressing problems jointly and implement innovative projects. This will allow both companies to improve the quality of their services and strengthen their market positions.
Cardiovascular diseases remain the most common health issue worldwide. However, new innovative treatments emerge every year, allowing people with heart conditions to manage their illnesses effectively and lead fulfilling lives. How do modern technologies assist doctors, and what problems do they help solve?