Samsung’s new Hearapy app fights motion sickness with sound waves

The free mobile app plays a specific 100 Hz tone that could prevent car sickness for up to two hours

China approves world’s first commercial brain implant

Shanghai-based Neuracle gets green light for brain-computer interface to help spinal cord injury patients control robotic gloves
VR training session

20-minute VR training session boosts medical staff confidence in handling aggressive patients

New research shows virtual reality can quickly prepare healthcare workers for violent situations as hospital assaults rise across Australia

Blood test predicts death risk in older adults with 86% accuracy

Tiny RNA molecules called piRNAs outperform age and lifestyle factors in forecasting two-year survival

3D printed ears made from human cells stay flexible for weeks in animal tests

Swiss researchers create lab-grown ear cartilage that matches natural tissue properties, potentially replacing painful rib grafts

Millions willing to trust AI with therapy, teaching their children and medical advice

Global study of 31,000 adults shows widespread willingness to hand over crucial life roles to ChatGPT-style tools, despite unknown long-term effects

UK sees 17% surge in medical device trials as brain tech takes off

Regulators fast-track approvals while neurotechnology studies double, putting Britain at center of global health innovation race
Canary Speech and Intermountain Ventures Launch Groundbreaking Study to Identify Multiple Sclerosis Using Vocal Biomarkers

Voice analysis AI aims to detect multiple sclerosis early

Utah-based Canary Speech partners with major health system to test whether speech patterns can identify MS before traditional methods

Mayo Clinic speeds up cancer research with new data platform

Platform_Orchestrate now uses standardized framework to help researchers access real-world cancer data faster

Hong Kong researchers build AI chatbot to train doctors for end-of-life conversations

New tool addresses critical shortage of palliative care specialists ahead of new legislation making medical directives legally binding