NYRequirements Blog: Technology
Access to Healthcare in New York: Urban vs. Rural Perspectives
New York State, often hailed as a microcosm of the world, stands as a testament to cultural diversity and urban dynamism. With a rich tapestry that weaves together people from all walks of life, its c . . .
8 Tips for Protecting Your Online Privacy and Data
As we navigate through an ever-growing digital age, it's important to be aware of the potential risk and challenges we may encounter online as we surf the web or go about our daily lives. Spam and dat . . .
Tips for Surviving Your Internship
Whether you are in high school, college or completing another step towards achieving your career goals, internships can be the 'foot-in-the-door' opportunity that you might need to land your dream jo . . .
How Screen Time Affects Our Vision
Have you ever heard of computer vision syndrome (CVS)? Although it might sound completely made up or maybe even a conspiracy theory it's a real thing.
Prick-free Options for Monitoring Diabetes
Prick-free Options for Monitoring Diabetes
Virtual Reality Surgery Closes the Training Gap
Virtual Reality Surgery Closes the Training Gap with Osso VR
iPhone Ultrasound Device Detects Cancer
The new Butterfly iQ, created by the Butterfly Network, is a small imaging device for ultrasounds that is compatible with iPhones.
Cooling Caps Prevent Hair Loss in Chemotherapy Patients
DigniCap Cooling Cap Prevents Hair Loss in Chemotherapy Patients
Ethical Dilemma in Animal Organs for Human Transplant
Controversy over using animal organs in humans
Smart Stitches Sown into Wounds Tell Doctors about Healing Process
That's the Promise of the "Smart sutures" invented by a Team of researchers led by engineers
Deep brain stimulation found to reduce Parkinson's symptoms by 70 Percent
Electrodes may be the answer to several Parkinson's disease symptoms
Autistic man creates emergency chat app to help people like him
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Vein Illumination Technology Makes Hard Sticks a Thing of the Past
Vein Illumination Technology Makes Hard Sticks a Thing of the Past
'Nuts' or a Trail Blazing? Doctor Planning First Human Head Transplant
Russian man volunteers to be first human head transplant patient
Living for 500 Years and Obliterating Cancer, Items on Google Venture's Agenda
Google executive working at the helm of a Google branch that allows him to focus on investing in cutting edge medicine, science and technology.
Radical Flow Hive invention delivers honey from the comb to the tap
Beehive invention Flow Hive simplifies honey extraction, raises millions from crowd funding within 24 hours
Woman's Brain Tumor Removed In Less Invasive Surgery Thanks To Husband's 3D Print Model
A woman suffering from a brain tumor behind her eye gets a better diagnosis and easier surgery thanks to husband's 3D Print model.
3D Printing Body Parts? Technology Creating Working Body Parts & Beyond
The medical community using 3D printing to create functional replicas of body parts that's changing patients' lives.
Are Robots Capable Caregivers?
As the life expectancy of humans is extended and the elderly become an ever-growing population, could robots be the next ideal caregivers? According to an EU research project, this is a possibility.