What You Should Know:
– GrayMatters Health (GMH), developer of non-invasive treatments based on proprietary brain biomarkers associated with mental health disorders, today announced it is expanding its U.S. footprint with additional clinics now offering…
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– Reliant AI, a provider of generative AI-powered data analytics software, today announced its official launch and a significant $11.3M in seed funding round led by Tola Capital and Inovia Capital,…
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Company’s Virtual Therapeutic Programs and Proprietary Risk Stratification Algorithm Support Proactive Detection of and Intervention for Cognitive Decline
Linus Health, a digital health company enabling early detection of cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s, and other dementias, today…
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is to begin trials of a new type of laser-activated antimicrobial in an effort to prevent infections in patients undergoing brain surgery.
Steriwave technology uses a light-activated agent to quickly kill…
What You Should Know: – Sonde Health is expanding its leading health monitoring platform beyond mental and respiratory fitness by introducing an innovative cognitive fitness tracker that allows users to monitor brain exertion, or cognitive effort, in real time….
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What You Should Know: – Linus Health, a leader in early detection of cognitive decline and dementia, announced today the acquisition of Together Senior Health. This strategic move strengthens Linus Health’s position in the…
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A number of pivotal announcements this year – including Neuralink’s first brain implant trial, and major funding rounds from companies such as Motif Neurotech with its miniaturized neurostimulator for depression – ignited a wave…
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Hyperfine, a pioneering medical device company, has announced the FDA clearance of its latest software update for the Swoop system, the world’s first FDA-cleared portable magnetic resonance brain imaging device. This ninth-generation AI-powered software…
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A computer-based therapy can potentially help stroke survivors recover some movements in their hands. A new study in South Australia assessed the effectiveness of a brain-computer interface (BCI) system in decreasing post-stroke arm and hand weakness.
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The study recruited 12…
What You Should Know:
– Synchron, a leading innovator in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, has announced a groundbreaking integration of generative AI into its BCI platform.
– The integration, powered by OpenAI, empowers individuals with severe…
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