Brain Imaging Scans Can Reveal Risk of Alzheimer’s
PET scans using a flortaucipir as a tracer can help researchers understand and reveal Tau protein tangles that can drive the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Exoskeletons Can Help Elderly Maintain Health and Productivity
Exoskeletons are helping seniors retain mobility, health and independence with age. They can also help rehabilitate patients suffering from a variety of conditions.
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Can Medical Headgear Device Have an Effect on Alzheimer’s Disease?
A technological solution to Alzheimer’s may be in development as a wearable cap that works to reverse cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer’s.
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Are Robots the Future of Senior Care?
Robots are taking on an increasingly important role in helping seniors fulfill small tasks, freeing up the caregiver to focus on human interaction.
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Can Exergaming Help People with Parkinson’s?
While traditional exercise is important in battling Parkinson’s disease, controlled environments provided by exergaming are beneficial to patient monitoring.
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What are the Best Wearables for Seniors?
For older adults, finding the right wearable depends on the information they’re hoping to collect and how it will fit into their health goals.
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Can Dogs Sense Cancer as Well as Technology?
Studies suggest that dogs possess a sense of smell capable of identifying cancers up to 97% of the time.
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Is 5G Technology Hazardous for Human Health?
5G comes with a lot of hype, some of which is not positive as concerns regarding its effect on human health has become a hot topic of debate.
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How Technology is Helping Prevent Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
Technology is helping older adults age more gracefully by challenging their brains and ensuring they maintain social lives and through increased interconnectedness.
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The Future of Medication Tracking
Technology is fueling innovations that provide caregivers, health systems and patients with tools to assure proper adherence to prescription instructions.
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