
Concussion diagnostic device EyeBox receives FDA nod
New York-based startup Oculogica has created an objective, baseline-free diagnostic to detect whether someone's had a concussion.
New York-based startup Oculogica has created an objective, baseline-free diagnostic to detect whether someone's had a concussion.
Banyan Biomarkers' blood test is designed to spot the presence of two protein biomarkers associated with mild brain injury -- UCH-L1 and GFAP.
Third Eye Diagnostics developed a handheld device to make the process of assessing intracranial pressure for the severity of traumatic brain injury and hydrocephalus easier and faster.
Muhammad Ali announced many years ago that he suffered from Parkinson’s disease, but Dr. Bennet Omalu thinks differently, hypothesizing the boxer may have suffered from CTE.
In 90 seconds, BioDirection's TBit technology can detect results from concussions or other traumatic brain injuries, which increases the opportunity for quick response and treatment and eliminates the sometimes unnecessary CT scans.
ElMindA, notably backed by the owner of the New England Patriots, uses cognitive EEG data to analyze brain activity over time - helping doctors understand, say, a person's brain function in the months after a concussion.
Triax is tapping into IBM Watson's Personality Insights API to mine social media and other data sources, then combine those sentiments with data from the sensor to help measure risk of head injury from sports. It's also building Q&A functionality into its consumer app.
Cleveland Clinic's Sideline Guidelines contains medical information and branching logic to help trainers and other medical professionals diagnose sports injuries on the sidelines, plan training schedules and decide when an athlete is medically able to return to play.
As reported this morning, Google unveiled its new efforts to bring more accurate medical information to the online world, in a unique partnership with the Mayo Clinic. With health and medical searches accounting for one in 20 of all searches, it’s not difficult to fathom why the search engine giant and Mayo Clinic, already a […]
In an effort to highlight the importance of screening for concussions among professional and student athletes, the Mayo Clinic is partnering with King-Devick Test, Inc to use its sideline test that can be used by parents, coaches and medical personal alike. The partnership means the test will now formally be known as the King-Devick Test […]
Imagine, a quick pinprick on the sidelines of a football game that could tell athletes whether they’ve concussed. Arizona startup BioDirection is developing a point-of-care device that diagnoses minor brain injury quickly – in 60 to 90 seconds – with just a single drop of blood. The five-year-old company just raised $1.6 million, according to a regulatory filing. Before that, […]
Manhattan-based neurodiagnostics company Oculogica is developing eye-tracking technology to help with early diagnosis of concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury. The company’s still working on a prototype device as it conducts early studies, but feels that it’ll eventually be able to provide a point-of-care solution for the recently concussed. Concussions are a hot-button topic these days, […]
Two and a half years ago, Cleveland Clinic researchers began a pilot study of an iPad app they’d developed as a tool for evaluating athletes after potential concussion-causing injuries. Now it’s getting star treatment from Apple, which featured the app, called C3 Logix, as part of its “Your Verse” campaign. The page devoted to the […]