Research To help patients manage their chronic heart and kidney disease, the European Union has awarded 2,6 million euros to the CARRE project. A group of interdisciplinary researchers will develop personalised alerting, planning and educational services. This will empower patients, and both professionals and patients will be able to make shared informed decisions on the disease. Documents Read more... On 5 November 2013 DG Connect, in collaboration with ePractice.eu, organised the conference "eHealth and the Brain - ICT for Neuropsychiatric Health" to share knowledge about mental and neurological health related projects. The slides and the videos made during the day are now available. Read more... Last September the Reaction consortium (FP7) brought together 25 European projects on ambient intelligence advanced technologies in support of healthcare and assisted living. The participants of the clustering event saw they had a lot in common and agreed to share their knowledge more often. Read more... Here are some examples of the best EU-funded Robotics projects. Read more... A new EU-network will bring together experts and procurers interested in developing and implementing innovative procurements in the eHealth, Active Aging and Independent Living areas. For this, the EU is supporting the network (managed by the INSPIRE project) with 499,000 euros. Documents Read more... Spinal cord injuries affect more than 50,000 people every year around the world. Losing the ability to walk because of severe spinal cord injury can be devastating for anybody. Nevertheless there might be hope as shown by a research project co-funded by the European Union: NEUWalk. Read more... Making cancer treatment faster and cheaper: The EU-funded research project MIRACLE is developing a small, low-cost, fully automated technical device that isolates and analyses circulating tumour cells from peripheral blood. Read more... |