Taiwan medical 結果共172筆

Foxconn, Mackay Memorial Hospital, and Shiangbao Longterm Care Group signed an MOU to advance AI-powered healthcare in Taiwan. The initiative aims to enhance care quality and efficiency, focusing on remote health solutions for an aging population.

Taiwan’s medical team addresses a hidden healthcare crisis where women delay necessary gynecological surgery due to fear of disfiguring scars. Single-port robotic surgery now removes large tumors through navel incisions, eliminating visible scarring and psychological trauma.

Kang-Ping Lin of Chung Yuan Christian University becomes the first Taiwanese president of IFMBE, highlighting Taiwan’s influence in biomedical engineering.

EVA Air faces scrutiny after a flight attendant’s death on Oct. 11. Allegations of neglect by the in-flight chief purser have surfaced, prompting an investigation. The purser denies wrongdoing and plans legal action. The Taoyuan Flight Attendants Union calls for a swift probe, citing potential workplace bullying and urging EVA Air to prioritize crew health.

President Lai Ching-te used his medical skills to aid a fainting Lions Clubs International member during a tour of the Presidential Office on Oct. 13. The member recovered quickly.

Taiwan’s Central Disaster Response Center offers NT$1 million insurance for volunteers after a tragic death. Coverage starts Oct. 10, ensuring safety in disaster areas.

A 31-year-old volunteer in Hualien suffered heat exhaustion and received urgent care. The CDC warns of disease risks in disaster areas. A mobile medical station is deployed.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare uses drones to deliver medicine to disaster areas. Lawmakers urge expansion to remote regions. Collaboration with aviation officials is suggested for efficient emergency response.

Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital launched a 24-hour medical service in Guangfu Township, treating 207 patients amid typhoon disruptions. The mission, led by Dr. Hsu Wen-lin, extends to Oct. 5, with two temporary medical areas set up to provide immediate care.

The Matai’an Landslide Lake overflow in Guangfu Township has left 14 dead and 124 missing. Authorities are evacuating residents and providing medical and psychological support.

The ASUS Cultural and Educational Foundation expanded its international volunteer program to include smart medical technology for the first time, reaching eight countries. Taiwan volunteers used handheld ultrasound devices to provide healthcare services in remote areas while continuing digital education initiatives across 14 countries.

President Lai Ching-te attended the renaming ceremony for Taiwan’s National Defense Medical University, highlighting its role in military medicine and trauma training.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te attended a renaming ceremony amid speculation of a cabinet reshuffle following failed recall votes. Pressure mounts with another recall vote and a nuclear power plant referendum approaching.

The Healthy Ageing Tech Show in Taipei highlights Taiwan’s elderly care industry. President Lai Ching-te announced market opportunities of NT$3.6 trillion.

The Coast Guard launched a daring five-day rescue mission to help a Taiwanese fishing captain with cellulitis amid typhoons. The operation involved a frigate and helicopter.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs addresses claims of breaching international guidelines with Israel. The focus remains on humanitarian aid and health care, not trade.

ITRI launched MediBobi 2.0, a smart medical assistant using Gen AI, in Taiwan. It supports 96 languages with 90% accuracy, aiding hospitals in clinical tasks.

A Taipower worker is in critical condition after a 6,000-volt shock during typhoon repairs. Authorities investigate safety violations as the community supports recovery.

Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital in Taipei launched a new treatment for atopic dermatitis, combining bleach baths, wet wrap therapy, and more. Dr. Chen Fang-ming highlights its impact on patients, especially children.

Quanta Computer partners with Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense to develop an electronic injury ticket system, enhancing military healthcare with smart tech.

National Taiwan University Hospital celebrates its 130th anniversary with President Lai Ching-te highlighting its role in public health and future plans for cancer prevention and smart medicine.

Former Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian had surgery to remove polyps after experiencing bloody stools. He awaits pathology results. His health has worsened.

The Executive Yuan approved a report to boost home medical technology in Taiwan. Premier Cho Jung-tai urges agencies to create a sustainable ecosystem, enhancing care services at home. The NSTC plans to invest NT$1 billion in trials next year, focusing on remote areas.

The Action Alliance on Basic Education urges Taiwanese universities to reassess admission processes after a student’s medical program entry was revoked due to document discrepancies.

The National Science and Technology Council in Taipei plans to advance at-home medical technology in 2024, aiming to enhance healthcare services through tech integration.