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Technology

Scientists aim for ‘Human Cell Atlas’

The undertaking would chart the types and properties of all human cells, building the ultimate reference map of the human body.

There’s a doc for that

In the realm of symptom-checking, doctors are far superior to those trendy apps and websites.

Study: Wristbands are often imprecise

Doctors say that if you're a heart patient, you should not rely on these devices for an accurate reading.

Patient Story

‘I sure slept well that night’

Big Rapids resident puts to rest fear of telemedicine technology.

Better lung cancer survival? There’s an app for that

Study found tracking symptoms, alerting doctors to trouble led to longevity.

Americans hold science in high regard

Majority of people surveyed anticipates new opportunities for future generations.

The express lane to better health  

The conveniences of technology are connecting patients to health care providers in new and exciting ways.   

Computer tests predicting dementia risk?

This technology is right on the horizon for those younger than 80.

Artificial pancreas to get long-term ‘real-life’ trial

Researchers to measure how well the new technology helps people with type 1 diabetes.

Watch out for distracted walkers

To avoid injury, pedestrians should 'engage with their surroundings,' surgeon says.

Even your bed may get smarter

New high-tech ways to connect patients and doctors loom in the not-so-distant future.

Multitasking: More myth than magic

Why you may not be as good at juggling tasks as you think.