by Nicholas FeenieJanuary 29, 2024 Artificial Intelligence, Digital Health, Electronic Patient Records0 comments
UCSD Health study reveals AI’s potential in reducing sepsis mortality
Sepsis, a critical and often fatal response to infection that causes widespread inflammation and organ damage, is a major health concern, claiming the lives of approximately 350,000 Americans annually. Timely detection is crucial for effective treatment, involving prompt administration of antibiotics and intravenous fluids to stabilise the patient. Researchers at UC San Diego Health have...Read MoreDigital health tools surge in popularity among Londoners
A groundbreaking report produced by the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London and the NHS England (London) Digital First team reveals a significant shift towards digital healthcare engagement amongst London residents. The report, incorporating insights from over 3,000 London patients through online surveys and focus groups, discloses that nearly three-quarters of participants have...Read MoreCan virtual hospitals be the cure for healthcare staffing woes?
The global healthcare sector is currently grappling with a critical shortage of medical professionals. In the United States, the situation has become particularly dire, with over 145,000 healthcare workers leaving their professions by the end of 2022. Experts caution that without addressing the primary concerns of healthcare workers, this shortage is likely to worsen. Reports by McKinsey...Read MoreAdolescent stress linked to adult obesity and hypertension
Recent research indicates a strong correlation between high stress levels experienced during adolescence and the subsequent development of cardiometabolic risk factors, such as obesity and hypertension, in adulthood. Published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, this study underscores the necessity of implementing stress management techniques from an early age. These...Read MoreLosing weight through dance could beat conventional workouts
Traditional exercise routines, often recommended for shedding weight, can pose challenges in maintaining enthusiasm and commitment. Their repetitive and solitary nature, coupled with the physical exertion required, can make them less appealing over time. Contrastingly, dancing emerges as a potent alternative for weight loss, according to recent research findings. Its inherent enjoyment and...Read MoreCurbing fruit juice intake in childhood may reduce obesity risk, research indicates
Recent research indicates that reducing the consumption of 100% fruit juice in children could be a key strategy in addressing the growing concern of childhood obesity, especially in younger age groups. Published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, this study sheds light on a significant issue: children who have overweight or obesity are more likely to maintain this status into adulthood. The...Read Moreby Nicholas FeenieJanuary 17, 2024 Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Digital Health, Electronic Patient Records0 comments