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Learners put on mixed reality headsets and are immersed in a lifelike training scenario, overlaid onto their physical environment.

‘Hologram patients’ help train UK medical students in world first

Could remote working be key to saving our planet and making us happier?

Is reshaping how we use our cities the key to leading happier lives?

Around 90 per cent of humans have these mites living on them

Parasite skin mites that mate on our faces evolving to be part of us

AI technology is being used to prevent blindness.

How Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising healthcare

Rare diseases in Europe: does data sharing hold the key to progress?

Rare diseases in Europe: does data sharing hold the key to progress?

Rare diseases: "Recognition of a disability is still complicated in Europe."

Rare diseases: "Recognition of a disability is still complicated"

Scientists are working on bottling the benefits of exercise in drugs

Are scientists closer to bottling the benefits of exercise in a pill?

Researchers in the United States and South Korea have developed an edible code which could help tackle fake medicines.

This edible QR code could help tackle fake medicines and whisky

14/06/2022

Justin Bieber attends The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala on Sept. 13, 2021, in New York.

Justin Bieber: Is Ramsay Hunt syndrome linked to COVID vaccines?

13/06/2022

Hunting for clues on falling sperm counts, scientists have found ‘alarming’ levels of chemicals in male urine samples.

Sperm count down: Urine samples show 'alarming' levels of chemicals

10/06/2022

Four people who were successfully treated for rectal cancer in the Memorial Sloan Kettering trial join the trial's two principal investigators.

This experimental drug trial saw cancer vanish in every patient

07/06/2022

The patient's ear before the surgery, left, and 30 days after the surgery, right.

Watch: Scientists 3D print and transplant an ear made of human cells

04/06/2022

Good tech, fast medicine: how you'll soon be able to pick up a prescription anywhere in Europe

How you'll soon be able to pick up a prescription anywhere in Europe

02/06/2022

How Estonia has become a pioneer in e-Prescription

How Estonia has become a pioneer in e-Prescription

02/06/2022

The number of confirmed cases of the monkeypox, a virus related to smallpox that is typically limited to Africa, is growing.

How can you protect yourself from monkeypox?

28/05/2022

A number of countries have announced plans to make monkeypox vaccines accessible for targeted parts of the population.

Which countries are using monkeypox vaccines?

27/05/2022

Ray Hoffman, who is immune-compromised, is given a shot of the two-shot dose of AstraZeneca's Evusheld — the first set of antibodies grown in a lab to prevent COVID-19.

Davos 2022: Is the world ready to fight off the next health crisis?

24/05/2022

Your health data can help scientific research. But how will it be protected?

Your health data can help research. But how will it be protected?

19/05/2022

The new European Health Data Space: how will it ensure that your data is kept safe?

Keeping data safe in the new European Health Data Space

19/05/2022

A tool has been developed to help healthcare professionals identify hospitalised patients most at risk of dying from COVID-19

This AI tool predicts whether COVID patients will live or die

18/05/2022

The Spanish government is expected to offer women days off work for painful periods.

Spain unveils plans to be first in Europe for paid 'menstrual leave'

17/05/2022

A group of hepatitis virions in an electron microscope image

Mysterious hepatitis cases rise to 348 worldwide. Is COVID a factor?

11/05/2022

Digital future: How is data transforming healthcare in Europe?

How data and digitalisation are transforming healthcare in Europe

05/05/2022

Dawn of a new healthcare era: "Data is the new oil"

Dawn of a new healthcare era: "Data is the new oil"

05/05/2022

Image shows a bracelet device designed by researchers at Sydney University that could help people with conditions affecting motor-skills operate a computer.

The hi-tech bracelet helping Cerebral Palsy sufferers use a computer

05/05/2022

Patients on ventilators were more likely to later suffer from loss of cognitive function, a study has found

Severe COVID-19 could affect brain as much as ageing 20 years

04/05/2022

The study found that AI could detect and correctly localise on the mammogram 27.5 per cent of false-negative cases

How AI may help radiologists detect breast cancer earlier

04/05/2022

Governments should limit the number of takeaway food outlets in lower-income neighbourhoods, the report said.

Obesity kills 1.2 million people in Europe every year, WHO says

04/05/2022

The majority of the apps the researchers looked at raised "strong concerns over user data management"

Mental health apps are sharing your private data, report finds

03/05/2022

Image show the Pedia_roid robot which has been designed to mimic children's medical emergencies to help train dental workers.

Meet the convulsing child robot helping to train Japan’s dentists

28/04/2022

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