Wearable medical technology isn't just for people with complex medical conditions and healthcare professionals. With the general public becoming more health and wellness conscious (...)  

Apart from the direct benefits to patients and professionals, systems like Heural, which seek to harness the potential of medical data, could be used to effectively study disease foci (...)

Timely recognition of people at risk of deteriorating mental health has been reported to improve disease outcomes. However, manually reviewing patient records to identify such individuals is not practical (...)  

Pure signals only exist in theory. In practice when we seek to measure how a variable behaves over time (...)  

OCR (Optical Character Recognition) systems transform a two-dimensional image of text, which could contain machine-printed or handwritten text from its image representation into machine-readable text (...)  

In the last 20 years, molecular biology and genetics have advanced by leaps and bounds, not only with regard to new discoveries (...)  

The use, availability and variety of information from wearable devices in recent years has grown significantly (...)