Remote medical monitoring continues to develop, offering promising opportunities in various areas of health. One such advance is the use of remote monitoring to track high blood pressure (hypertension) in pregnant women.
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Connected health
Post-operative telemonitoring: application in bariatrics
Remote monitoring is opening up new possibilities for improving post-operative care, particularly for patients who have undergone bariatric surgery. The aim of this procedure is to help overweight or obese people to lose weight significantly
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Remote monitoring in oncology
During the clinical management of cancer, the reporting of symptoms and side-effects is essential to the success of the treatment. However, given the length of time between each follow-up visit, some patients prefer to discontinue treatment in the event of side effects while awaiting medical advice, and others may not remember the side effects at…
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4 e-health solutions against Covid19
Since the start of the covid19 related health crisis, all international health actors have been mobilised and taking concrete action to curb this global pandemic. With the introduction of vaccination, the laboratories that develop vaccines are receiving the most media coverage. But other companies are proposing solutions to help fight the epidemic. This is notably the case…
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5 mistakes not to make in case of fever.
What is fever? Fever is a natural phenomenon of the body in response to a virus or infection. We speak of fever when: For an infant under 3 months of age, the internal temperature exceeds 38°C For an older child, the internal temperature exceeds 38.5°C Fever itself is therefore not dangerous, except for infants and…
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How to take the temperature ?
The different methods There are several more or less reliable and practical ways to take your child’s temperature: Rectal route (through the rectum), Axillary track (under the armpit), Oral route (through the mouth), Ear canal (by the ear), On the temporal artery (on the forehead). Depending on the selected technique, normal temperatures vary according to…
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Covid19, Flu, Cold: Avoid confusion!
With the arrival of autumn and falling temperatures, seasonal viruses are making a comeback. Their symptoms, which are relatively similar to those of Covid19 , sow doubt in the minds of patients and complicate the work of doctors. So, Covid19 or not Covid19? We’ll help you differentiate between them and avoid panic in the case…
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Fever in children
A natural phenomenon Fever is a rise in body temperature in response to a virus or infection. The human being is a homeotherm, i. e. his core temperature remains stable regardless of the outside temperature. In a healthy child, it is regulated around 37°C (+- 1°C), and varies during the day from 0.5 to 0.6°C…
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A “moderately effective” influenza vaccine for winter 2019.
As every year, the flu season resurfaced in October and continues to accelerate, normally ending in April. Let’s take a look at this year’s vaccine.
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CES Las Vegas – 2019
The Tucky patch thermometer in Las Vegas! At the moment our Tucky thermometer is once again presented at the CES in Las Vegas with our partners: La Poste and CareOs.
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