Two local doctors' innovations stand to win the Innovation Prize for Africa, which comes with $150?000 and incentives for growth.
The Electronic Bed Management System allows medical staff to identify available beds across the Steve Biko Academic cluster hospitals.
IBM and scientists invite volunteers to donate their devices' spare computing power to better understand the disease.
Digital adaptation within healthcare can stop unnecessary costs being incurred and increase revenue streams of medical facilities, say experts.
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There will be soaring growth for global medical device market as the healthcare and ICT industries converge, says TrendForce.
Canon SA and the University of Pretoria have partnered to work on a facial screening project that will diagnose children's disorders.
The telco partners with the University of Pretoria to offer the hearZA app that provides users with a free hearing test.
The Medical Research Council has been awarded $176?000 for its audit tool designed to review infant and child deaths.
Pretoria's Urology Hospital has successfully conducted Africa's first robotic-assisted removal of a cancerous bladder and prostate.
A study shows SMS reminders can help patients with high blood pressure manage the medical condition better.
The free online diabetes assessment service helps individuals answer a Web-based questionnaire to determine the patient's risk of diabetes.
Every digital device screen is a source of high-energy blue light which can cause digital eye strain, says eye experts.