Diabetes stories
Fitbit has launched new sleep tools to help users improve sleep consistency and overall health, in collaboration with sleep experts.
Virtual reality shows promise in combating obesity and treating weight-related disorders, according to new research.
Apple is gaining traction in the health and medical research space with ResearchKit, the open source software framework.
As CES this year there was a record number of innovative technologies showcased, from personalised health care solutions to connected devices and 3D printers.
Wearable tech redefines healthcare, with Google developing disease-detecting pills and more devices aiding chronic disease management.
For Managing Director Dave Rosenberg, quality over quantity is the key to channel success for Westcon Group New Zealand.
The Media Design School and Medikidz Limited are working together to develope a one-of-a-kind gaming experience to educate children about Type 1 Diabetes.
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New findings show eye strain is a bigger problem than ever in NZ, and optometrists are urging us to step away from our screens, or use protection.
Aranz Medical vies for top NZ Hi-Tech prize, showcasing their innovative 3D healthcare solutions amid industry acclaim.
Fitbit has released its latest fitness tracker, the Fitbit Alta, featuring a slim design and interchangeable bands.
Swibo's game, Tilt, transforms physiotherapy into an enjoyable challenge, collecting data to tailor training schemes.
The Technology Innovation National Science Challenge will focus on developing new technologies to create commercially successful breakthrough products.
Six New Zealand companies have been selected as finalists in this year's World Summit Awards for creativity and innovation in ICT.
The first and largest of the government's controversial National Science Challenges, High Value Nutrition, will reach agreement by year's end on wh.
Westcon New Zealand is calling on Kiwi generosity to help raise $20,000, to provide four-year-old Melissa van Blerk with a Diabetic Assistance Dog.
Kiwis most likely to search for health information online are those living in Wellington and Tauranga, female and under 50 years of age.
Kiwi kids gather at High Tech Youth Meet Up in Manukau, developing tech skills and creating projects on social issues with guidance from top tech firms.
New Zealand science receives NZD $54.6 million boost from Marsden Fund, supporting 86 groundbreaking research projects across diverse fields.
Tech expert demystifies 20 common technology myths, separating fact from fiction to enlighten users on USB safety, hard drive damage, and online security.
