New technologies against Covid-19: the French are for, but…
Thermal cameras, mask wearing detectors, drones, virtual consultations… The French approve of the use of new technologies to fight against ...
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Integrative medicine and autonomous patient: what are we talking about?
A medicine centered on each individual and not only on the disease, this is what allows the emergence of new ...
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Film yourself with your Smartphone to measure your blood pressure
A recent study tested a new idea: filming yourself with your smartphone to measure your blood pressure more easily. The ...
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Overexposure to screens decreases the mobility of toddlers
The physical activity of a 5-year-old child spending 3 hours a day in front of screens would decrease by an ...
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Students who use the Internet too much are less motivated and more stressed by their exams
Studying with new technologies does not only have advantages. According to a new study, students who use the Internet excessively ...
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Integrative medicine: what it changes for the patient
A revolution is underway in the health sector. Experts talk about integrative medicine and the autonomous patient. Where are the ...
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Artificial intelligence: when the medical profession has doubts
If artificial intelligence is very promising in the field of health, some doctors take a dim view of the emergence ...
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Research, prevention taken care of: the promises of artificial intelligence in health
In terms of health, the potential of artificial intelligence seems considerable. By 2030, thanks to AI, prevention, patient care, pharmacovigilance ...
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Artificial intelligence: 3 out of 4 French people are against fully automated care
At a time when new technologies are increasingly in demand to help with diagnosis, or even to carry out the ...
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Health: the French do not trust new technologies
The French prefer by far the human contact of health professionals. Medical technology is making more and more progress, but ...
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