Tag: Health Tech

London Now Has Interactive Billboards That Show Flights’ Departure and Arrival Destinations

It's eye-opening to think about all the distant corners of the world that touch base throughout the day at an airport as large as London's Heathrow Airport. Flights crisscross across the sky and pedestrians on the ground can only look up and wonder where they're coming or going from. British Airways is changing that with some pretty cool new billboards. The billboards installed in...

Ashton Kutcher Takes on Walmart in Thanksgiving Twitter War

It's no secret that Walmart is one of the most successful companies in the world. It's also no secret that they've got a bit of less than stellar history when it comes to employee relations. Actor Ashton Kutcher lashed out on Twitter at Walmart recently, calling out the mega chain for its pathetic treatment of employees who don't even make enough to provide their...
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Scientists Have Developed a New Camera That Can See Through the Human Body

Doctors will soon be able to "see" through the human body, thanks to a new camera developed by scientists in Scotland. The cutting edge technology...

This Revolutionary Wheelchair Gives Users the Freedom to Stand Up (Video)

Sometimes a simple, innovative concept can completely change someone’s life for the better. At the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab’s Center for Bionic Medicine in Chicago, engineers have...

MIT’s Color-Changing Tattoo Tracks Your Health in Real Time

With an incredible new project that blends biotechnology and body art, researchers from MIT and Harvard Medical School have developed a tattoo ink that changes...

This Teenager Says He Invented a Bra That Can Detect Breast Cancer Signs

In 2017, approximately 252,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in American women; approximately 41,000 American women will die...

This ‘Bionic’ Suit Can Help People with Disabilities Walk Again

The concept of a lightweight bodysuit that amplifies human strength and mobility whilst healing the body may well strike you as outlandishly futuristic, and...