by Nicholas FeenieFebruary 13, 2024 Artificial Intelligence, Digital Health, Electronic Patient Records, United States of America0 comments
U.S. healthcare industry powers toward digital future
In an era marked by rapid technological evolution, the healthcare industry in the United States is making significant strides towards a digitally-enhanced future. A recent study conducted by Information Services Group (ISG), a prominent global technology research and advisory institution, sheds light on this transformative journey. The findings, encapsulated in the 2023 ISG Provider Lens™...Read Moreby Nicholas FeenieFebruary 12, 2024 Artificial Intelligence, Childhood Obesity, Diabetes, Digital Health0 comments
AI breakthrough improves eye exam rates in youth with diabetes
In a ground-breaking study conducted by the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, researchers have demonstrated a significant leap forward in the field of diabetic eye care through the implementation of autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) for eye examinations. This innovative approach has markedly improved the rate of screening completions among children and adolescents with diabetes,...Read MoreHundreds await obesity treatment in Leeds amid service overload
In the bustling city of Leeds, a significant number of individuals find themselves in a prolonged queue for access to specialised obesity management treatments. The Tier 3 Weight Management service, specifically orchestrated to assist adults grappling with severe and intricate forms of obesity, has seen an overwhelming surge in demand, leading to its suspension of new referrals as of July...Read MoreMaternal obesity directly impacts male offspring’s lifelong health
Recent findings reveal that sons born to mothers with obesity are more likely to face a host of health challenges from birth into adulthood, including a predisposition to obesity, liver conditions, and diabetes. This increased risk is attributed to the unique way male hormones, or androgens, interact with the developmental processes of the liver in male offspring. A groundbreaking study...Read MoreComprehensive analysis shows ultra-processed foods elevate metabolic disease risks
A pivotal study published in Frontiers in Nutrition meticulously explores the connection between the intake of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and the heightened risk of metabolic disorders. The consumption of UPFs is often discouraged due to its potential role in fostering metabolic conditions such as type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and obesity. These conditions detrimentally impact various...Read Moreby Nicholas FeenieFebruary 6, 2024 Childhood Obesity, Obesity and Dental, Obesity in the UK0 comments