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🦔 How Wearable Tech, Digital Twins, and Hedgehog-Inspired Science Will Affect You
Some Fresh HealthTech Updates for you

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Welcome to this week’s edition of HealthHack, where we explore the latest breakthroughs shaping how you stay healthy, recover faster, and live better.
This week, wearable technology once reserved for Olympians and NBA players is making its way into everyday health. Meanwhile, digital twin technology is moving from science fiction to reality, allowing doctors to create virtual versions of patients to test treatments before applying them in real life.
And in one of the more unexpected breakthroughs, scientists have turned to hedgehogs for inspiration in preserving biosamples.
From AI-driven care to nature-inspired solutions, the future of health is getting smarter, safer, and more personalised.
Let’s dive in. 🚀
💡 Smarter Care for Parkinson’s and Dementia
For those that are navigating Parkinson’s or dementia, every day can feel unpredictable. But what if technology could bring more stability? Neu Health is using AI to personalise treatment, ensuring that patients receive tailored care based on real-time needs. This could mean fewer medication side effects, better symptom tracking, and ultimately, a smoother journey for those affected. Find out more
đź’‰ No More Fear of Infections from Needles
Every hospital visit, blood test, or routine injection carries a small but real risk of infection. Xaga Surgical is tackling this head-on with technology designed to reduce infections from needle punctures. For patients needing frequent injections—such as those with diabetes or undergoing chemotherapy—this could mean safer, stress-free treatments. Seehow it works
🧠A Digital Twin of You for Better Diagnosis
Imagine if doctors could test treatments on a digital version of you before making real-world decisions. That’s exactly what Quibim is working on—creating digital twins that allow for earlier diagnoses and highly personalised treatments. This could mean fewer unnecessary medications, better treatment outcomes, and a more proactive approach to healthcare. Discover the possibilities
🌱 Food That’s Healthier for You (and the Planet)
The food on your plate begins its journey long before it reaches your kitchen. Agurotech is helping farmers grow food more efficiently, using data to reduce chemicals, improve nutrition, and make sure you’re getting the best quality possible. Less waste, more sustainability, and healthier meals for you and your family. Learn more
🦔 Nature’s Secret to Preserving Life-Saving Samples
What do hedgehogs have to do with medicine? A lot, it turns out. Inspired by the way hedgehogs protect themselves, Atelerix has developed a new way to safely transport biosamples for research and medical use. This innovation could lead to more accurate test results, faster drug development, and ultimately, better treatments. See the science behind it
🌬️ Breathing Cleaner Air, Indoors and Out
You might not think about the air you breathe every day, but it has a huge impact on your health. Adsorbi is developing an innovative air purification system that removes harmful pollutants, improving air quality at home, at work, and in hospitals. Cleaner air means fewer allergies, better lung health, and a lower risk of respiratory diseases. Find out how itworks
⌚ Wearable Tech That Helps You Move and Recover
The same wearable tech used by Olympic athletes and NBA stars is now being adapted for everyday people. Whether you're recovering from an injury, tracking fitness goals, or managing a chronic condition, this technology can help you stay active and prevent problems before they start. See what’s next
đź’§ The Water You Drink, Made Safer
Water pollution is an invisible threat, but Oxyle is changing that with a revolutionary way to remove harmful chemicals from wastewater. This means safer drinking water, reduced exposure to toxins, and a healthier environment for everyone. Clean water isn’t a luxury—it’s a right. See how they’re making it happen
🏥 A Less Invasive Future for Bladder Treatments
For millions suffering from bladder disorders, treatment often means invasive procedures or lifelong medications with side effects. Neuronoff’s Injectrode offers a minimally invasive alternative, using a small injectable device to restore nerve function without surgery. Less pain, faster recovery, and better quality of life. See what’s next
🔬 A New Approach to Autoimmune Diseases
For those with immune disorders, treatment can often be a lifelong balancing act. Commit Biologics is working on a new kind of therapy that could make immune treatments more precise, reducing side effects and improving long-term outcomes. A smarter way to manage autoimmune conditions. Find out more
đź©ş Catching Health Problems Before They Start
What if healthcare focused more on prevention than treatment? CareLoop is helping people access preventative care more easily, ensuring that minor health issues don’t turn into major ones. Because staying healthy is always better than getting sick. See how
As we wrap up this week’s journey through health innovation, one thing is clear: technology is unlocking possibilities that seemed out of reach just a few years ago.
Stay tuned for more stories next week as we continue exploring the frontier of health and technology.
Until then, stay curious, stay inspired, and stay well!
The HealthHack Team
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