September is childhood cancer awareness month. For us at Triumf Health it means that every week we are covering one topic related to childhood cancer to raise awareness.

Autumn starts with Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Let’s see why simple awareness can make a big difference in the lives of children with cancer and their families. 

This summer two Finnish universities Kajaani University of Applied Sciences and Oulu University of Applied Sciences teamed up and created online studies on serious gaming and gamification. This awesome project has currently resulted in three online courses, all of those were available for everyone and for free this summer 2017. And we took them all!

We need heroes, don't we? Let’s explore why superheroes are so popular!

Serious games and specifically games for health are challenging to create. However, this post is a rather easy read on some of the things we have learned about the development of serious games.

Designing a serious game is the hardest thing I have ever done but also the most rewarding. This post is about what I have learned during the process of working on our game for health.

What is gamification and can it be applied in healthcare? Get familiar with the topic.

We use various research-based psychological techniques in our gamified solution. Among others, we also use mindfulness-based techniques. That's why it is important for us to keep ourselves updated with the field in general. This post highlights the talk by Jon Kabat-Zinn in Helsinki and the benefits of mindfulness-based techniques in the treatment of various diseases.

This article gives an overview of artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning and discusses the potential of artificial intelligence in changing the landscape of healthcare.

Taking care of a child who has cancer has been described in the literature as an ’unexpected career’ that requires adaptation to new situations and roles. The way parents adjust and cope with the new situation affects the way how the child copes and adjusts with the situation as well.

The journey that follows childhood cancer diagnosis is one of the toughest to imagine – it is filled with a myriad of stressors and uncertainty. Research in this field has attempted to answer the question of how children and their families deal with the stressors that are initiated by the diagnosis of pediatric cancer, the treatment that ensues and beyond.

In May Triumf team was celebrating Cancer Research Month and wants to express gratitude to all the wonderful researchers, clinicians and activists in the field of childhood cancer.

More and more effort goes towards making the most of the treatments and assuring the best outcomes for patients. Here is where integrated care comes to play.

Upgraded Life Festival is the biggest healthtech conference in Helsinki, Finland. See what our team learned at this year’s Upgraded Life Festival.

Today, on April 28, we are celebrating the National Superhero Day at Triumf! Why do we need Superhero Day? Continue reading to know more!

GameDev Days 2017 Сonference was awesome. Read more about my very first experience of attending a gaming conference!

We are a healthtech startup now! We applied for Turbiini pre-startup program and completed the journey. January 30 was the kick-off event of Turbiini pre-startup program and the Grand Finale took place on April 7.

This blog post is all about our own gaming history. Who has the most extensive gaming history and who remembers growing up as a player two. Read more to learn about our team members gaming history!

Our team believes that great power to fight any disease is within humans themselves. Children who get cancer diagnosis or other chronic illness diagnosis are incredibly brave and strong, but they need support to go through their treatment and immense life change. We see our mission as to help them reach their triumph over disease by finding their inner superhero.

We decided to join Turbiini accelerator. What does acceleration mean for a health technology startup? Learn more about how we ended up accelerating!