StopCovid application: are we being spied on?
Available since June 2, the application sends a signal in the event of close and prolonged contact with a person ...
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Pregnancy monitoring: “in France, prevention is largely lacking”
Like reality TV star Julia Parades, many women experience complicated pregnancies. To help them, sonographer midwife Florine Duplessis has developed ...
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Covid-19: the TousAntiCovid app will soon certify tests and vaccination
The TousAntiCovid application will be equipped with new functionalities in the coming days: the possibility of storing the results of ...
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Self-diagnosis on the internet? The idea is not bad!
Harvard researchers find that using the Internet to search for symptoms does not aggravate patient anxiety, and even improves diagnosis. ...
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StopCovid: where are the other epidemic tracking initiatives in Europe?
While in France only 3.5% of the population has downloaded StopCovid, the government launched a new version of the digital ...
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The app that distinguishes six different forms of Covid-19
Thanks to an application developed across the Channel, it would be possible to categorize Covid-19 into six distinct groups. Depending ...
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An application to better live with chronic tinnitus
One in ten adults suffer from tinnitus. An application has been developed to reduce their perception and offer support for ...
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UnityPhilly: this new app that saves opioid overdoses
In recent years, the addictive consumption of opioids has exploded in France and the United States, where fatal overdoses are ...
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Covid-19: an application to analyze the symptoms
Applications make it possible to assess the symptoms in the event of suspicion of Covid-19. Tools that allow better care… ...
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Telemedicine: an application to support patients with mental disorders
Reminder of treatment, behavioral therapy or meditation exercises: a new application aims to better support patients suffering from mental disorders. ...
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Multiple sclerosis: an application to facilitate diagnosis
A new application makes the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis faster and more easily understood by all health professionals.Multiple sclerosis is ...
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Acute kidney failure: a mobile app can detect it faster
Tested in a London hospital, a mobile application can detect acute kidney failure in hospitalized patients within minutes.A "potential lifeline". ...
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Sleep: applications and devices supposed to help you sleep better pinned
After testing connected health tools for better sleep, a journalist from the New York Times realized that it did not ...
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Lung cancer: Smokecheck, a mobile application to detect it earlier
Two oncologists from Le Mans have just launched Smokecheck, a mobile application which, in 13 questions, makes it possible to ...
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Asthma: an app to better control the disease in children
Asthma is very common in children: 10% are affected. To better monitor the disease and avoid hospitalizations, a self-monitoring application ...
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Diabetes: the FreeStyle app down for three days
Freestyle Libre allows people with diabetes to track their blood sugar levels. The app was down for three days. Technology ...
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A new app capable of detecting opioid overdoses
As opioid addiction takes its toll, a new app lets consumers' smartphones detect an overdose. Researchers have just developed an ...
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Health: a mobile game to inform young people of their rights
France Assos Santé Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes has created, in partnership with Dowino, an educational game to inform young people about their rights ...
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Food, sport: controlling your bad lifestyle with an app, it’s possible
Researchers from Northwestern University in the United States have just developed an application to better control their consumption of fruits ...
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An application against tinnitus. A French invention
Tinnitus terrorizes those who suffer from this infernal noise that comes from within. It is one of the known reasons ...
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A new app gets diabetics moving
An interactive online application to help diabetic patients to be more physically active has been developed. The results are published ...
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Perineum on the phone: a connected probe to build muscle
A French company has created a connected probe to strengthen the perineum. A solution to help women practice perineal rehabilitation, ...
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Nutritional e-coaching works in type 2 diabetes
A new study demonstrates the potential interest of nutritional e-coaching solutions for overweight diabetics.According to a press release from Assistance ...
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Effective apps to quit smoking
November is the month without tobacco. Patches, chewing gum, hypnosis, there are many techniques to quit smoking. Technology is getting ...
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Pink October: VIK, a virtual companion for cancer patients
The start-up Wefight and the association My Breast Cancer Network have developed a virtual companion capable of answering all the ...
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Ticks: nearly 3,000 bites recorded this summer in France
Children under 5 and adults between 20 and 40 are the main victims of these blood-hungry mites. The application Tick-report ...
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Pancreatic cancer: app detects it in the white of the eye
With the help of a simple smartphone and cardboard glasses, it is possible to detect pancreatic cancer earlier.A smartphone application ...
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Pancreatic cancer: app detects it in the white of the eye
With the help of a simple smartphone and cardboard glasses, it is possible to detect pancreatic cancer earlier.A smartphone application ...
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Smoking cessation: personalized emails as effective as drugs
Personalized messages of motivation, support and advice are just as effective as drugs to quit smoking.Quitting smoking is as much ...
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Cystic fibrosis: an application supports patients
Developed with patients and their relatives, this application allows daily monitoring of the disease. It aims to give patients more ...
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