Philips has partnered with FollowApp to use next-generation artificial intelligence to help dental practices follow up after treatments to check on patients and encourage positive feedback.
A study published in the Cancer Screening and Prevention journal has used low-cost video scopes to screen for HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer.
A computer algorithm has achieved a 98 per cent accuracy in predicting different diseases by analysing the colour of the human tongue.
More than three-quarters of NHS staff (76 per cent) support the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to help with patient care, with 81 per cent in favour of its use for administrative tasks.
A hospital charity has funded new high-tech equipment for the orthodontic team to provide enhanced care and a better experience for their patients.
Zaki Kanaan considers the current and future uses of artificial intelligence.
The Ivoclar Group, a leading manufacturer of integrated solutions for high-quality dental applications, has announced its partnership with SprintRay, a US-American technology company.
The Scottish Government has announced plans to expand access to genomic testing to improve diagnoses and outcomes for patients.
What can the tongue tell us about our health? Philip Silver reviews the research.
Reforms to occupational health services will be shaped through a £1.5m innovation fund as the government continues its drive to tackle in-work sickness and boost economic activity using new technology...