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Study highlights room for improvement in diabetes treatment in Switzerland

A nurse measures a patient's blood sugar with a glucose meter.

This content was published on Mar 11, 2024 Diabetes is on the rise in Switzerland. However, a Geneva study shows that treatment of the disease leaves much to be desired.

Female doctor wearing a face shield and blue scrubs tending to an elderly man in a hospital bed.

Gender-specific Covid-19 responses: men show greater physiological changes

This content was published on Mar 7, 2024 Men's skin temperature, heart rate and respiratory rate increase more than women's with Covid-19, study shows.

Switzerland’s Press Council advises caution with AI

This content was published on Mar 6, 2024 Journalists and editorial offices are responsible for all the content they publish when using AI tools.

Geneva study: binge drinking raises heart attack risk significantly

This content was published on Mar 4, 2024 According to a Geneva study, drinking behaviour in the year following a heart attack plays a major role in the likelihood of another heart attack.

Basel City lab finds numerous failings in chemical sector inspection

This content was published on Mar 4, 2024 Among other things, the laboratory found that the legal limit for heavy metals in disposable e-cigarettes had been exceeded.

Switzerland leads in GenAI growth potential, PwC analysis finds

This content was published on Mar 4, 2024 According to the PwC study, GenAI offers Switzerland the greatest potential for economic growth of the 20 countries examined.

Each city is such a unique, vast and multifaceted system that it is difficult for city managers to have a comprehensive overview. But digital twins may help city managers understand all the subsystems, their interactions and pathways.

How will AI shape our future cities?

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 More and more cities are now using “digital twins” to visualise and plan the urban experience of tomorrow. Swiss researchers are helping to source the data for these visions.

Neighbouring blood vessels determine recovery from a stroke

This content was published on Feb 26, 2024 A Swiss study has shown that successful recovery from a stroke depends on bridges with neighbouring blood vessels.

Swiss research uses VR to reduce pre-surgery anxiety

This content was published on Feb 25, 2024 The use of virtual reality (VR) in medicine is becoming increasingly popular. For example, to reduce preoperative anxiety.

. Vaccines from compulsory stocks will therefore only be distributed for vital treatments until February 2026

Serious shortage of rabies vaccine supply in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 23, 2024 Vaccines from compulsory stocks will only be distributed for vital treatments until February 2026, said the Federal Office for National Economic Supply.

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