A university student who was supported on her cancer journey with specialist services for teenagers and young adults has praised the supports on offer. AYA Services provide specialised care to patients aged between 16 and 24 year old who face unique challenges in their journey.
A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered technology, driven by a smartphone app, and described as a significant breakthrough is helping doctors at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) diagnose early-Alzheimer's disease. It also supports identification and recovery in many other serious conditions. Entitled GaitKeeper, the technology measures walking speed which is often referred to by doctors as the ‘sixth vital sign.’
Nora praises specialist Galway cancer services for teenagers and young adults
A university student who was supported on her cancer journey with specialist services for teenagers and young adults has praised the supports on offer. AYA Services provide specialised care to patients aged between 16 and 24 year old who face unique challenges in their journey.
New AI-powered technology helps TUH doctors diagnose early-Alzheimer's disease
A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered technology, driven by a smartphone app, and described as a significant breakthrough is helping doctors at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) diagnose early-Alzheimer's disease. It also supports identification and recovery in many other serious conditions. Entitled GaitKeeper, the technology measures walking speed which is often referred to by doctors as the ‘sixth vital sign.’