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A wearable to track and understand perimenopause symptoms

A wearable to track and understand perimenopause symptoms

por Sdli Scouter | Ene 30, 2025 | Health Management

While most reproductive health wearables focus on period tracking or fertility, identifyHer is shifting the conversation with Peri, a new device designed to help people monitor and manage perimenopause symptoms. Perimenopause, the transition before menopause, can...
Enhancing tuberculosis infection control with a digital risk scoring tool

Enhancing tuberculosis infection control with a digital risk scoring tool

por Sdli Scouter | Ene 30, 2025 | Health Management

The rise in tuberculosis (TB) cases in the United States has highlighted the need for improved infection control measures in healthcare settings. Patients suspected of having TB require immediate isolation in specialized airborne infection isolation rooms to prevent...
Novel ‘Scaffolding’ biomaterial improves bladder regeneration and function

Novel ‘Scaffolding’ biomaterial improves bladder regeneration and function

por Sdli Scouter | Ene 22, 2025 | Health Management

A team of Northwestern scientists has developed an innovative electroactive scaffolding material that significantly enhances bladder tissue regeneration and organ function, surpassing current techniques. This breakthrough, published in Nature Communications, could...
Proton’s device aims to help those with kidney disease and cut heart-failure risks

Proton’s device aims to help those with kidney disease and cut heart-failure risks

por Sdli Scouter | Ene 22, 2025 | Health Management

Chronic kidney disease and heart failure are conditions where potassium imbalances can have life-threatening consequences. While glucose monitoring for diabetes has become commonplace, potassium monitoring is still in its early stages due to the difficulty in...
Researchers develop biodegradable electrodes that may help repair damaged brain tissue

Researchers develop biodegradable electrodes that may help repair damaged brain tissue

por Sdli Scouter | Ene 22, 2025 | Health Management

Researchers from the University of Toronto have developed a groundbreaking biodegradable electrode that can stimulate neural precursor cells (NPCs) in the brain. This flexible device delivers targeted electrical stimulation for up to seven days before naturally...
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