Month: June 2022
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Measuring Machines And Why They Matter
There are a variety of different types of coordinate measuring machines, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
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Trial Underway of AI Depression Guidance System
A clinical trial has begun testing a system based on artificial intelligence to help clinicians prescribe personalized care for depression in patients.
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Infographic – Cyberattacks Rated Top Global Threat
Large majorities of Americans now consider cyberattacks and disinformation online as their main worldwide threats, according to a recent poll.
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Walgreens to Aid Recruitment for Clinical Trials
A retail drugstore chain is offering its store locations and online facilities to help recruit a more diverse patient population for clinical trials.
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Digital Biomarkers Reveal Alzheimer’s Gender Differences
A study of people with and without Alzheimer’s disease found differences between women and men in their state of cognitive decline with data from mobile devices.
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Life Science Investors Raise $1.1B for New Fund
A venture capital company specializing in health and life sciences start-up enterprises is raising $1.1 billion for a new investment fund.
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Mobile Therapy Shown to Cut Opioid Hospital Care
An analysis of insurance claims shows patients using a mobile therapy app for opioid addiction use fewer hospital services than similar individuals without the app.
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Companies Partner on Optimal Parkinson’s Drug Delivery
Two companies are developing a system to identify optimal times for people with Parkinson’s disease to take their symptom-reducing medications.
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Keep Your Business’s Vital Equipment in Top Condition
There are lots of things you can do if you want to make sure that the vital equipment that your business relies upon is kept in the best condition possible.
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Taking a Break
We’re taking a few days off at Science & Enterprise. Our regular editorial posting will resume on Monday, 13 June.