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Alarm Radio Monitoring

@AlarmRadioMo

We are the UK's leading manufacturer of wireless nurse call & staff alarm systems.

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Joined June 2013
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Can you trust a robot in charge? #robotics #AI #ArtificialIntelligence techxplore.com/news/2026-10-…
Can you trust a robot in charge?

Can you trust a robot in charge?

From monitoring public spaces to responding to requests for help, security robots are beginning to take on roles once held by people. As they gain authority, researchers are asking what it might take...

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Friday 13th - unlucky for some, but not us as we will be attending the @scottishcare National Care Home Conference & Exhibition at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow on Friday 13th November. Hope to see some of you there #CareHome26 #CareCreates #wirelessnursecallsystem
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Low daily step counts linked to dementia, Parkinson's and stroke #dementia #parkinsons #ParkinsonsDisease #stroke medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Low daily step counts linked to dementia, Parkinson's and stroke

Low daily step counts linked to dementia, Parkinson's and stroke

Your fitness tracker may reveal more than your daily step count. It could also offer clues about your future brain health. Researchers analyzed a year's worth of Fitbit data from more than 22,000...

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Five Ways Screens Shaped Each Generation at Work Screens have radically changed our lives, but we often fail to recognize how #TV #computer #smartphone #AI #work #workplace psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/…
Five Ways Screens Shaped Each Generation at Work

Five Ways Screens Shaped Each Generation at Work

In my lifetime, screens have evolved from TV to computers, to cellphones, to smartphones, and finally to AI. Each made communication easier, but the trade-off has been palpable.

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Dementia: New WHO guidelines show how to prevent up to 45% of cases #dementia #WorldHealthOrganisation medicalnewstoday.com/article…
WHO dementia prevention guidelines update: What changed?

WHO dementia prevention guidelines update: What changed?

Up to 45% of dementia cases globally could be delayed or even prevented by acting on modifiable risk factors, new WHO guidelines show.

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Epilepsy associated with increased risk of dementia before age 65 #dementia medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Epilepsy associated with increased risk of dementia before age 65

Epilepsy associated with increased risk of dementia before age 65

People with epilepsy may be more likely to develop young-onset dementia than people without epilepsy, according to a study published in Neurology. Young-onset dementia, sometimes called early-onset...

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How long until wearable brain‑computer interfaces become mainstream? #technology #robotics #BCI theconversation.com/how-long…
How long until wearable brain-computer interfaces become mainstream?

How long until wearable brain-computer interfaces become mainstream?

Wearable consumer neurotechnology is here – but a lot needs to happen before availability leads to widespread adoption.

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What can 6,000 brain scans tell us about Alzheimer's? #alzheimers news-medical.net/news/202610…
What can 6,000 brain scans tell us about Alzheimer's?

What can 6,000 brain scans tell us about Alzheimer's?

KARI's multimodal imaging dataset reveals critical insights into Alzheimer's disease, linking amyloid, tau, and brain structure to cognitive performance.

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NAD-boosting treatment shows no Parkinson's benefit in yearlong trial #parkinsons #ParkinsonsDisease medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
NAD-boosting treatment shows no Parkinson's benefit in yearlong trial

NAD-boosting treatment shows no Parkinson's benefit in yearlong trial

A major clinical trial involving 410 people with early Parkinson's disease has found no clinical benefit from nicotinamide riboside (NR), a compound that increases cellular levels of nicotinamide...

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Greener maternity care starts with changing hospitals, without putting pressure on pregnant women #maternity #environment #NHS theconversation.com/greener-…
Greener maternity care starts with changing hospitals, without putting pressure on pregnant women

Greener maternity care starts with changing hospitals, without putting pressure on pregnant women

Birth involves emissions from travel, pain relief and disposable products, but system-level changes can reduce them without restricting choice.

theconversation.com
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Residential greenery linked to lower dementia risk in older adults #dementia news-medical.net/news/202610…
Residential greenery linked to lower dementia risk in older adults

Residential greenery linked to lower dementia risk in older adults

Urban residents with more greenery within 100 meters of their homes have a lower risk of developing dementia over time.

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Persistent financial hardship tracks with poorer memory and processing speed by midlife #poverty #cognition #memory news-medical.net/news/202608…
Persistent financial hardship tracks with poorer memory and processing speed by midlife

Persistent financial hardship tracks with poorer memory and processing speed by midlife

Researchers linked persistent low income and financial hardship across early and mid-adulthood to poorer processing speed and verbal memory at age 53 in a British birth cohort. Neuroimaging suggested...

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Rethinking Parkinson's gait rehabilitation through wearable sensing and virtual reality #parkinsons #ParkinsonsDisease #technology medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Rethinking Parkinson's gait rehabilitation through wearable sensing and virtual reality

Rethinking Parkinson's gait rehabilitation through wearable sensing and virtual reality

Imagine stepping into a virtual world while sensors embedded in wearable technology track the way that you move outside in the real world. For an individual with Parkinson's disease, this opportunity...

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Search for Alzheimer's drug unexpectedly finds possible biomarker #alzheimers medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Search for Alzheimer's drug unexpectedly finds possible biomarker

Search for Alzheimer's drug unexpectedly finds possible biomarker

Researchers developed a drug for Alzheimer's disease and then discovered that the molecule already exists in human blood and is found at lower levels in cognitively impaired people. Now the authors...

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What medical students learn from talking to care home residents #carehome #nursinghome medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
What medical students learn from talking to care home residents

What medical students learn from talking to care home residents

For a first-year medical student, visiting a care home was daunting. There was no medical history to take or diagnosis to make. The task was to get to know an older resident through conversation.

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Adults with ADHD face higher risk of developing dementia later in life #dementia news-medical.net/news/202610…
Adults with ADHD face higher risk of developing dementia later in life

Adults with ADHD face higher risk of developing dementia later in life

A new study led by University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine researchers finds that adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) face a significantly higher risk of developing...

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Scottish public will help to shape the future of dementia research #dementia medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Scottish public will help to shape the future of dementia research

Scottish public will help to shape the future of dementia research

In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers have asked people from across Scotland what questions they want scientists to answer about dementia and brain health, in the hope of driving forward better...

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Measuring Parkinson's motor symptoms more objectively with 3D movement tracking #parkinsons #ParkinsonsDisease medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Measuring Parkinson's motor symptoms more objectively with 3D movement tracking

Measuring Parkinson's motor symptoms more objectively with 3D movement tracking

When clinicians evaluate someone with Parkinson's disease, they typically ask patients to perform a series of movements, like making a fist, rotating their forearms or walking across a room. They'll...

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Diabetes and ADHD drugs to be tested on Alzheimer's patients in new study #alzheimers bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqly…
Diabetes and ADHD drugs to be tested on Alzheimer's patients in new study

Diabetes and ADHD drugs to be tested on Alzheimer's patients in new study

Drugs will be tested simultaneously, which it's hoped will speed up the process of finding new treatments for this common type of dementia.

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Helping others linked to slower cognitive decline among people at higher genetic risk for Alzheimer's #alzheimers medicalxpress.com/news/2026-…
Helping others linked to slower cognitive decline among people at higher genetic risk for Alzheim...

Helping others linked to slower cognitive decline among people at higher genetic risk for Alzheim...

Regularly volunteering or informally helping people outside one's home may buffer against accelerated decline in memory and thinking for people with a major genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's...

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