Look forward to the healthy LED lighting market

If the last two years, health lighting has become more and more people's attention and attention, then LED in the medical and beauty of some of the new findings, it can be said that for healthy lighting to open up a broader market.

Recently, students at the University Rhode Island (URI) developed a medical jumpsuit combined with LED phototherapy to allow neonates with jaundice to receive phototherapy at home while their physicians can also remotely receive their physiological data.

Due to liver or spleen problems, patients with jaundice can’t normally metabolize bilirubin in the blood, resulting in the yellowing of the eyeball and the skin. Currently jaundice neonatal mainstream treatment for the "light therapy box", the use of light box to decompose bilirubin, but the internal infants during treatment can’t contact with parents limbs, and the need to use protective glasses to protect the eyes.

The wearable device, called the "Jaundice Suit," is a baby jumpsuit with hundreds of LED lights that wrap around the baby's arms, legs and torso. The jumpsuit connects to the Internet and collects physiological data from the body, Internal LED lights can also be remotely controlled. R & D student Joshua Harper said the device made up for the lack of equipment in the past.

Of course, the medical application of LED is much more than that.

In the past news reports, we can already see the LED in the treatment of various diseases on the effectiveness.

Flashing LEDs at specific frequencies help treat Alzheimer's disease

French scientists: LED lights can flash high-speed treatment of reading and writing disabilities

A French scientist claims they may have found the physical cause of dyslexia - the answer lies hidden in the patient's eyes and comes to a relatively simple treatment.

Look forward to the LED medical, beauty market

The problem of people who are dyslexic, messing with the brain with two identical images, means that the problem can be solved by just offsetting one of the images.

The researchers found that when the two images were delivered to the patient's left and right brains, there was an approximate one-second lag, so they came up with a high-speed flash of LED light that was invisible to the naked eye to eliminate the overlapping image of the patient that was troubling. As a result, only one image remains in the brain so that they can read properly.

Use LED technology to treat skin diseases and water purification

According to Japanese media reports, 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics, Nagoya University professor Amano Ha said recently that plans to promote the application of light-emitting diode (LED) technology in the field of medical research, including the treatment of skin diseases and the development of water purification Equipment and so on. Amano Hiroshi and Nagoya City University and other people jointly made with ultraviolet radiation treatment of psoriasis and vitiligo treatment equipment, is now available mass production.

With the discovery of more LEDs in medical and beauty fields, the future of the healthy lighting industry is worth looking forward to.