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Why a New Hormone-Tracking Patch Matters for NHS Digital Plans
A US biotech has recorded the first continuous read of cortisol taken directly from human skin, using the same aptamer technology that underpins next-generation glucose sensors.
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MedPal AI’s £474,000 Acquisition Exposes Gaps in Domiciliary Care Technology
Digital medication records were meant to be standard across UK social care years ago, yet adoption still lags national targets. MedPal AI’s acquisition of eMARx shows how care technology providers are moving to fill that gap themselves, and what it costs commissioners when they do.
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North Cumbria Trust Targets 90% Keyhole Surgery via Robotics
The Cumberland Infirmary has carried out its first robot-assisted operations, more than a decade after the technology became standard in England’s larger centres. For a trust that has long struggled to match the pace of urban providers, the rollout raises a sharper question: can a single system meaningfully close a regional care gap, or does…
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Heidi Secures Largest Ever NHS Ambient Voice Technology Deal
NHS England Midlands has named Heidi Health sole supplier under the largest ambient voice technology framework the health service has agreed, reaching 70,000 clinicians and 1,239 GP practices.
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Why AI Translation Tools Alone Won’t Fix Language Access in Social Care
More than five million people in England and Wales speak a language other than English at home, and hundreds of thousands cannot communicate confidently in English at all.
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NHS Bets On Wearables To Catch Sepsis Before It Becomes A Crisis
NHS England wants wearable devices tracking the vital signs of at-risk patients at home, part of a strategy to prevent 1,000 sepsis deaths a year by 2035.
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