Heart problems in women often go unnoticed. Doctors and tools designed to help don't always consider the unique needs of women. This is a big issue because heart disease shows up differently in women than in men. Yet, many digital health tools, like apps and wearables, don't account for these differ
In Uganda, young refugees often struggle with health issues, especially when it comes to sexual health. Many lack basic knowledge and access to necessary resources. Digital health tools could be a big help, but there's a catch. Not all young refugees know how to use these tools effectively. This is
Mental health support is getting a major upgrade thanks to digital tools. These innovations can tackle big issues like stigma and access to care. The World Health Organization is pushing for digital tech to play a significant role in mental health services. This means countries need to figure out ho
The world is getting heavier. This is not just a problem of fitting into clothes. It is a serious health issue. Obesity increases the risk of chronic diseases. It shortens lives. It also costs a lot of money. This is why urgent action is needed. In the UK, there are different levels of support for
Managing type 2 diabetes is a complex task. It involves more than just taking medication. Lifestyle changes, constant learning, and sticking to a plan are all crucial. This can be a lot for anyone to handle. As a result, many people struggle to stay motivated and follow their treatment plans. This c
Digital tools for mental health are becoming more common in hospitals and clinics. These tools include apps and websites that patients can use to manage their mental health. The goal is to improve care, make patients happier, and reduce costs. However, there is a big problem. Many people stop using
Cancer patients often have a handful of pills to take daily. Forgetting a dose can disrupt treatment and harm health. This is a big problem for both patients and the healthcare system. Enter technology. Apps and digital tools promise to help patients remember their meds. But do they actually work?
Your heart's health matters even when you're battling cancer. That's why a special tool called the Automated Heart-Health Assessment (AH-HA) was created to help doctors keep an eye on cancer survivors' hearts. This tool is part of an electronic health record and can make a big difference in cancer c
Ever considered how doctors make critical decisions? There's a cool tool called a Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) that assists with treatment choices, diagnoses, and even lab tests. Yet, doctors in Palestinian hospitals aren't really using it. This issue isn't isolated to just Palestine; it'
