The devices, which are being created with engineers at University College London, work by delivering oxygen to the lungs without the need for a ventilator.

A team of designers and engineers have developed an ICU that includes biocontainment and can be used to rapidly expand hospitals.

A Brazilian health-tech startup that specialises in laboratory exam equipment is working on a faster test for COVID-19.

The app can alert users when they have crossed paths with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.

Deliveries under the new partnership will be free and are being promised to arrive in less than 30 minutes.

The new biomaterial could be used as urinary catheters and cartilage replacements, as well as for localised medicine applications.

The Boston area is prioritising official city announcements on its signs and has opened its platform to small businesses and individuals.

A shortage of ventilator valves in Italy during the COVID-19 outbreak led to 3D-printed replacements.

A Cambridge-based manufacturer has invented a hand-to-hand smartwatch to collect crowd-sourced open data of pre and post COVID-19 infection rates.

The light from the bulbs looks white, yet contains app-controlled wavelengths that mimic those that occur naturally at sunrise and sunset.

A mosquito-repellent ointment has been launched in Burkina Faso, which allows mothers to moisturise their children’s skin, while also protecting them from malaria.

The wearable movement sensor helps healthcare professionals assess risk and target early therapeutic interventions for babies in need.