Retinal biomarkers useful in detecting early AD abnormalities
Retinal biomarkers assisted with early detection of in vivo Alzheimer’s disease abnormalities in adults, according to a study published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Israeli doctors identify and fix post-vaccine problem for transplanted corneas
The coronavirus vaccine is causing some patients who have received cornea transplants to reject the donated tissue, Israeli doctors have found.
First her kidneys failed, and then her eyesight: a story from the Tej Kohli & Ruit Foundation | #2030InSight
When 48-year-old Mai Khanal’s kidneys failed six years ago, doctors said that she would need to undergo regular dialysis. At that time, kidney failure patients in Nepal still had to pay for their dialysis treatment.
Waste less, sell more – how one startup is using AI to transform food retail
Consumers the world over are familiar with discounted pricing on food nearing the end of its shelf-life. But figuring out the best pricing strategy, known in the trade as “markdown optimization”, is tricky.
The biggest trends in tech sustainability
This article will explore the biggest sustainability trends that are occurring in the tech sector As technologies become more powerful, it’s become more important than ever for the tech sector to keep sustainability in mind from the design stage.
Curing blindness caused by caste-based discrimination: a story from the Tej Kohli & Ruit Foundation
63 year old Chandrawati Harijan lives in Mahilwar, Lumbini — 15 minutes west of Maya Devi Temple, the exact place where Lord Buddha was born more than 2500 years ago. Her home is a three room poorly-constructed concrete building which she shares with her husband, son, daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. Her cattle, one buffalo and a calf share the same space — and one can notice the blurriness in boundaries which force one to ask to what divides her home from the cattle shed.