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Approximately 350 million people are living with up to 8,000 rare diseases worldwide. For perspective, imagine the entire population of the US and millions more, including children,…
Read more →Today, Weak AI has invaded our daily lives. What does it misses to build Artificial general intelligence (AGI)? We present here a novel hardware approach…
Read more →For many of us, loss comes with a lot of feelings of not just sadness but guilt, frustration, and even numbness. Grief varies from person…
Read more →By P.K.Balachandran/Daily Mirror Colombo, May 19: The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and UN Population Fund have together called for urgent global attention to preterm…
Read more →Since 45-year-old Fatima Muftawu was diagnosed with kidney disease nine months ago, the life of her family has been reduced to visiting hospitals and looking…
Read more →Reporter Rory Carson was assessed for ADHD by four different organisations – including the NHS There’s a lot of fuss about getting an ADHD diagnosis…
Read more →Hormone therapy can be a necessary treatment for some people experiencing early or premature menopause. For half of the population, menopause is something that occurs…
Read more →Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a buzzword; it has become an integral part of our lives, influencing every aspect of society in ways we…
Read more →Gregg Barrett emphasizes the crucial role of AI in South Africa’s economic future and the urgency for a comprehensive national strategy to address digital inequality…
Read more →The future of neuroscience promises innovative advancements in medical technology, integrating AI, nanorobotics, and neuromorphic engineering to revolutionize treatments. SwissCognitive Guest Blogger: Professor (Dr.) Sanjay…
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