On diabetic foot, wound healing, amputation prevention, and the merger of consumer tech with medical devices
A Pasadena startup lets you check your diabetes risk with a single smartphone eye photo and a few questions — no needles, no lab. The direction is right: move screening upstream, make it free, make it fast.
A new protocol paper in Sensors describes a chatbot that doses walking like a drug for patients in diabetic foot remission.
A Stanford team demonstrates that a smartphone app measuring vibration perception thresholds can detect large-fiber sensory deficits in patients with diabetes — a potential advance for accessible, patient-operated neuropathy screening.
Natalie Armstrong presents on the Food-Energy-Water nexus and the public health impacts of data center development at the NSF C2SHiP weekly ThinkTank. A framework for decision makers, hyperscalers, industry, and communities to get to yes — or no — faster.
Armstrong and Johns Hopkins' Nino Isakadze were the two awardees Armstrong is the first podiatric surgeon to be so awarded by the PhRMA Foundation
