Posts Tagged ‘non-invasive neurotechnology’
Will digital therapeutics complement or replace stimulant medications to address inattention and “silent” cognitive issues?
___ Akili Interactive: Digital pediatric ADHD therapeutic performs well with or without accompanying stimulant therapy (MobiHealth News): “Digital therapeutic company Akili Interactive has announced the first results of an open-label, multisite pediatric ADHD trial providing some patients with the company’s video game-like treatment alongside a stimulant medication. According to the company, both those who received…
Read MoreNeurotech seen at CES 2020: BrainCo prosthetic hand, Urgonight, Alpha-Stim X, NIRSIT Lite, Muse S and FocusFit
___ Brain tech is here: These gadgets from CES 2020 rely on your brainwaves to work (CNET): “The futuristic promise of tech devices that use brain waves to improve sleep, anxiety and concentration — and even control prosthetic hands — may finally be coming to fruition, with a slew of new products on display at…
Read MoreSix DARPA-funded research teams aim at revolutionizing noninvasive brain-machine interfaces
_______ DARPA Funds Ambitious Brain-Machine Interface Program (IEEE Spectrum): “DARPA’s Next-Generation Nonsurgical Neurotechnology (N3) program has awarded funding to six groups attempting to build brain-machine interfaces that match the performance of implanted electrodes but with no surgery whatsoever.
Read More10 Non-invasive Neurotechnologies About to Transform Brain Enhancement and Brain Health
. 30,000+ scientists and professionals gathered for the annual Society for Neuroscience conference in Chicago last month, proving the growing interest and activities to better understand the inner workings of the human brain, and to discover ways and technologies to enhance its health and performance. Now, which of all those ongoing efforts are closer to touching our lives,…
Read MoreUpdate: To improve memory and thinking, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts
. Time for SharpBrains’ May e‑newsletter, wrapping up this month’s key brain and mind studies, pervasive neurotechnology news, and brain fitness insights. New research: To improve memory and thinking skills, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts Sports-related concussions can impact academic performance, especially in high school Scientists issue a call to action for TBI patients…
Read MoreIn the news: How non-invasive neurotechnology will enhance work and life
. Our new report is making the media rounds… Reuters: Brain technology patents soar as companies get inside people’s heads From ways to eavesdrop on brains and learn what advertisements excite consumers, to devices that alleviate depression, the number of U.S. patents awarded for “neurotechnology” has soared since 2010, according to an analysis released on Wednesday. “Neurotech has…
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