Put That Phone Down!
- IT
- 02/08/2022
New research shows that people underestimate how much they would enjoy spending time alone with their own thoughts without anything to distract them. The research is published in the Journal of
READ MORENew research shows that people underestimate how much they would enjoy spending time alone with their own thoughts without anything to distract them. The research is published in the Journal of
READ MOREResults from a trial published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry show a 75% reduction in phobia symptoms after six weeks of a treatment programme using a combination of Virtual...
READ MOREProfessor Werner Leodolter, former CEO of the Styrian hospitals (KAGes) and the Editor-in-Chief of IT at HealthManagement.org, passed away in a tragic car accident in Iceland. His wife, Andrea Leodol
READ MOREA new study shows that virtual training can reduce psychosocial stress and anxiety. Psychosocial stress refers to the stress experienced in social situations such as social judgment, rejection, and...
READ MOREAs technology continues to evolve, the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in decision-making processes continues to grow. Today, humans have become dependent on algorithms to process information,...
READ MOREThe EIT Health Catapult 2022 competition winners, selected from 9 finalists, are digital health start-up, Ebenbuild; medtech start-up, Leuko and biotech start-up, SolasCure. The winners were...
READ MORELucien Engelen, founder and CEO Transform.Health, gave his vision of healthcare over the next seven years in EIT Health Summit 2022's keynote address. Engelen reminds the audience that a dig
READ MOREThe ComedyCures Foundation collaborated with the mental health platform, Neolth, to determine if using comedy in a self-care app can improve mental health in patients with advanced cancer. &
READ MOREA Johns Hopkins University study compared in-person and telehealth ambulatory encounter outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic’s first year. They found that telehealth follow-ups compared equally
READ MOREA small multisite study recently showed that artificial intelligence (AI) improved the ability of physicians to determine whether bladder cancer patients responded to chemotherapy before a radic
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