We present two views at variance here, based on the headlines: From Pulse+IT, ‘Australasia’s first and only eHealth and HealthIT magazine’, Telehealth to go high tech for aged care: “University of Queensland researchers have received a grant for almost (AU)$1… Read moreIs Australian telehealth alive, dead or just comatose?

Seeing what is barely there: A team at Imperial College (London) has developed a low-cost, fast ‘ultra-sensitive sensor’ of the p24 biomarker for prostate cancer (PSA) and HIV. Nanoparticles in serum from blood samples, put in a disposable container, indicate… Read moreFriday telehealth news roundup

In early telecare days, we looked upon integrating fall detection as the ‘holy grail’ of our systems. A rethink of detection into prevention has led to several research projects around gait analysis and movement patterns. BioSensics’ PAMSys, a wearable sensor… Read moreNew gait sensor in test to prevent falls

‘Big data’ cruncher IBM Watson, lately in the news with oncology decision support [TA 10 Sep], announced a partnering with the Cleveland Clinic’s Lerner College of Medicine to improve Watson’s learning process. The three-year project starting early next year is… Read moreCleveland Clinic, IBM Watson project to partner (US)

It’s a mood ring for your forehead…literally. When The Gimlet Eye gazed on this, she thought this was rather clever as it could warn others of her ever-changing moods. It could flash a yellow ‘Caution’ on bad hair days, pulse… Read moreThe Muse that tracks your moods