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5 Students from West Bengal developed an AI tool to detect early signs of oral cancer using just a smartphone. Their simple school project has now turned into tackling a global oral health problemA group of five students has created an innovative AI system that uses smartphone cameras to detect oral cancer early. This groundbreaking ...- Rare earth minerals explained: Why are they the world's most strategic resources?Rare earth minerals explained: Rare earths are vital for modern technology and defense applications. China dominates global processing, cre...
- Paris Paralympics medalist Avani Lekhara raises issue with Galaxy Z Flip 6 after service center denies help, company says 'issue promplty resolved'Paralympic champion Avani Lekhara faced service issues with her Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, gifted to athletes for the Paris 2024 Games. Despi...
- The promise, progress and pressures of our demographic dividendIndia's demographic and longevity dividends offer a unique window for growth, but require converting population numbers into skilled, healt...
- What are Rare earths? The hidden minerals behind latest economic battle between Trump and ChinaRare Earth minerals explained: China has tightened its grip on rare earth exports. This move escalates the trade war with the United States...
- James Bond gadgets: How 007's fiction inspired real-world scienceJames Bond's gadgets, introduced in Dr. No, have significantly influenced pop culture and real-world espionage. From jetpacks in Thunderbal...
- Old Samsung Galaxy smartphones have a new purpose in life: Medical diagnosis camerasThe diagnosis camera can screen patients for conditions that may lead to blindness.
- High fatality rate among COVID-19 patients in Gujarat, Maharashtra worrisome: Harsh VardhanIn the meeting, Vardhan stressed on the need for proper interventions like screening and testing of severe acute respiratory infections (SA...
- Ray of hope: This smartphone app can detect eye cancer risk by scanning family picturesThe app detects early signs of eye diseases in children such as retinoblastoma.
- Let AI do the health checkIT services firms and Startups are partnering with healthcare providers to develop medical devices powered by artificial intelligence & mac...
- India’s got the innovations, now just scale them upGovernments cannot orchestrate productivity revolutions, but government procurement can greatly help scale up, cut costs and reach the mass...
- 'Blue light' from LEDs may trigger breast, prostate cancer: ResearchersLondon, April 28 (IANS) Reigniting the debate over exposure to the "blue light" emitted by outdoor LED screens and heightened risk of cance...
- Local startups get into global shape at Google’s bootcampAt the search engine giant’s Launchpad Accelerator, 23 startups learn how to use machine learning and artificial intelligence most effectiv...
- Lab in a pocket: This IoT device turns a standard microscope into a virtual imaging machineAlexapath has developed a solution to make a traditional microscope smarter, enabling quick sharing of images and video feed of the slides ...
- 5 startups that VCs think will boom in 2018ET scours the globe to bring you the latest and the smartest from the startup world
- How innovations in AI, virtual reality are advancing healthcare in India to new frontiersAIndra is one of a handful of startups that are pushing the envelope applying emerging techn such as AI, virtual reality and 3D printing to...
- Ten hidden features to get the most out of your Xiaomi smartphoneWe have highlighted the hidden features of MIUI 7, which will help you to make the most out of your Xiaomi smartphone. Take a look.
- First lab-in-a-briefcase to boost early detection of cancerDedicated to the measurement of cancer biomarkers, the concept is the brainchild of Dr Nuno Reis.
- LV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad: A whole new world for healthcare startupsLV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad in the past three years has carved out an additional dimension: as an entrepreneurship hub.
- New smartphone app to help teens kick the buttA new smartphone app that keeps teens from smoking and motivates them to quit the habit has been developed.
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