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Cambridge Cognition and ActiGraph collaborate for digital data collection

Cambridge Cognition has joined ActiGraph's Accelerant partnership programme advancing the use of digital health technologies in clinical development.
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Ā£10m Innovation scheme launched to tackle long-term conditions

The Innovation Scholars Scheme will support collaboration between researchers and industry in the development of new wearable health devices, diagnostic
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EyeControl headset for locked-in patients available on NHS Supply Chain

EyeControl, which combines an eye-tracking camera and speaker, allows patients who have lost the ability to move or speak to
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UK innovation agency grants Ā£865k to mobility AI project

A consortium led by Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems is developing an AI platform that could improve care for people with mobility
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Fitbit beefs up healthcare offering with fitness and coaching platform

Fitbit Care combines the companyā€™s activity-tracking hardware with tailored health and wellness services for insurers, employers and health systems.
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Eye-controlled wearable aims to give locked-in patients a voice

EyeControl is a communications device designed for patients who have full cognitive ability but are unable to move or speak.
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Connected care homes ‘could slash Ā£1bn from NHS demand’

A project run by NHS Calderdale CCG has suggested that telehealth in care homes could cut hospital admissions by as
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NHS looks to the cosmos for innovation drive with UK Space Agency

Up to Ā£4 million will be made available to innovators who can demonstrate how tech originally designed for space could
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Nokia’s digital health unit misses the pulse as company announces strategic review

Nokiaā€™s digital health arm is up for review, hinting at fresh struggles from the Finnish vendor to break into the
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East Lancashire Hospitals Trust adopts fall-preventing wearables

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has started using new wearable technology specifically designed to prevent falls in older people.
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