AI-assisted adaptive radiation therapy acts like a GPS as it targets areas impacted by breast cancer, doctors say
A new approach to breast cancer treatment uses AI to make radiation more precise. It spares healthy breast tissue.
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A new approach to breast cancer treatment uses AI to make radiation more precise. It spares healthy breast tissue.
Read the original →Samsung Bespoke AI Appliances and SmartThings can create more comfortable and manageable home environments across sleep, food and household care.
Read the original →A Canada-wide research group has created a practical framework to help healthcare professionals systematically assess their patients' use of AI.
Read the original →As AI reshapes jobs and responsibilities, employers need to strive to minimise its impact on employee wellbeing.
Read the original →Qwen unveiled glasses with health monitoring and gaze controls. Chinese tech giants are seeking new gateways to consumers.
Read the original →Ray-Ban Meta glasses combine hands-free POV capture, open-ear audio and Meta AI. The article covers what to know in 2026 and where to shop using an affiliate link.
Read the original →Google Research, the tech giant's advanced research organization, has unveiled a next-generation "Edge AI" semiconductor. The chip significantly reduces power consumption.
Read the original →Billionaire Warren Buffett has warned that living solely on a salary would mean working until old age. His "making money while you sleep" philosophy is opening up more practical approaches for working people.
Read the original →K-foodtech companies are using AI for smarter nutrition. They are also riding GLP-1 trends to scale abroad.
Read the original →For people with diabetes, working out how different foods affect blood sugar can feel like guesswork. Traditional food-tracking apps show what is on the plate and give nutritional information, but do not necessarily show how a meal could affect glucose before eating.
Read the original →Experts warned that senior citizens could be particularly vulnerable to AI-generated election misinformation and fraudulent schemes. The warning comes as Election Day approaches.
Read the original →Old mice administered the gene showed a 44% slower progression of senility and increased survival time.
Read the original →Ageing well is a priority for most people, and the trend for looking over-filled or stretched is no one's idea of 'good' work.
Read the original →The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has adopted a multi-year strategy aimed at ensuring continued patient-centered regulation in the era of emerging artificial intelligence (AI) and personalized medicine. The plan outlines commitments and steps the agency should take through 2030 to keep pace with rapid technological and scientific developments and bring safe and effective treatments to patients more quickly.
Read the original →A new PLOS Digital Health study maps international and EU ethical and regulatory requirements for AI-based medical imaging diagnostics into five categories. It warns that security gaps and variable standards remain.
Read the original →A multicentre study of 607 Chinese psychiatric nurses used interpretable machine learning. It identified perceived pressure, age, professional identity, depression and physical exercise as stable factors.
Read the original →The first chapter of enterprise AI was about access and experimentation, and that chapter was necessary. The next needs to be different.
Read the original →Rapid model launches from AI labs have left engineers burned out and sitting on a backlog of untested tools. A Wall Street Journal poll found 63% of Americans favor an immediate slowdown in AI development. Voluntary restraint looks unlikely, but liability exposure and the rising cost of containing autonomous agents could halt the sprint on their own.
Read the original →Speakers at the Annual HR Conference 2026 called for greater emphasis on human capability, mutual trust and responsible leadership amid rapid technological advancement. Organised by HR Exchange Network (HREN) Bangladesh with the support of MetLife Bangladesh, the conference took place on 9 October at Radisson Blu Dhaka. It brought together more than 650 participants from over 400 organisations.
Read the original →NTT Technocross has released a new version of its health management system HM-neo. The version adds a feature that uses generative AI to provide personalized health advice to employees.
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