Experts at Chapman University have developed a mobile app that needs nail pictures to detect signs of anemia, a well-known blood condition, with high accuracy.

Anemia affects more than 2 billion people worldwide, including an estimated 83 million Americans at high risk. Now, a new app delivers reliable, accessible screening directly to consumers.

Gregory Loan is a simulation engineer at Boston Children's Hospital Simulator Program. He makes artificial body parts and ...

On-screen and in hospitals, fake body parts are getting more and more realistic. That helps medical students practice for ...

While filming the bug scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Kate Capshaw had several buckets of live bugs poured on ...

PM Modi has authorised the armed forces to respond decisively to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack - claimed by The Resistance Front, a proxy of the banned Lashkar ...

These include high blood pressure, heart disease, high blood sugar and diabetes, and poor diet, among others. Research suggests there's a close association between cardiovascular and Alzheimer's ...

These blood flow signals are collected from all over the face and algorithms translate these signals into spatiotemporal maps. Then, using deep learning, it can instantly detect whether a video is ...

‘Blood On Her Hands’, the legal process was tricky. While there’s been a fresh wave of criticism towards Kristine, much of it has been directed at a fake Facebook account. The account ...

She can’t wait to be declared her actual age, so she can get to be a kid again, more than the confirmation of the abuse she suffered at Kristine and Michael’s hands. Interestingly, all that rests on ...

New treatments and blood tests could change detection and treatments ... of modifiable risks earlier in life. A nurse holds the hands of a person suffering from Alzheimer's disease on September ...

“Indus is ours and will remain ours; either our water will flow through it or our blood,” Bhutto, the former foreign minister, said at a rally. Story continues below this ad When asked about the ...