Scientists have used artificial intelligence to predict how cancers will progress and evolve, which could help doctors design the most effective treatment for each patient.
An Edinburgh-based blockchain specialist has partnered with a Scottish property firm to produce a one-of-a-kind database for tackling rising rents in the residential sector.
An Edinburgh-based wireless infrastructure provider has raised more than £200 million in long-term funding to invest in new structures delivering 5G connectivity.
Depression during pregnancy does not lead to emotional or behavioural problems in children in a ground-breaking discovery that could relieve millions of women of a particularly cruel condition, experts said.
Amazon has unveiled a range of new Echo smart home devices and introduced a smart plug that enables users to control any power socket using their voice.
Edinburgh-based digital agency Storm ID is part of a project awarded £750,000 to develop care for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients, with hopes of saving the NHS more than £1 billion.
Scotland’s leading life sciences professionals are to examine the progress of the nation’s ambitious strategy for growth, a year and a half after it was published.
From pioneering the use of anaesthesia with chloroform during surgery to ground-breaking work in genetics; the invention of the saline drip and hypodermic syringe to the UK’s first kidney transplant, Scottish innovation in health has touched all of our lives.
