Insights and innovations in photobiomodulation

Photobiomodulation helps treat autism spectrum disorders and Alzheimer's disease and improve brain function through an innovative laser therapy.

Check out the new version of the Body Boost Bed optimized emission mode, improved wavelength distribution, and greater flexibility.

Kara Swisher, a journalist known for her skepticism, tests a full-body red-light machine for CNN. Two academics explain what photobiomodulation can do—and what it cannot replace.

Learn how photobiomodulation (PBM) treats depression. Effective, safe, and long-lasting, discover its benefits for mood and mental health.

On March 25, 2026, *Nature* published an in-depth investigation into red light therapy, which was also featured in *Scientific American*. What has been proven, what remains unclear, and why our indoor environments deprive us of red light.

A look back at the three most recent Body Boost Bed installations from Body Boost Bed of 2025: Annecy, Caen, and Angers—innovative health centers specializing in photobiomodulation.

Check out our free dosimetry calculator to optimize your photobiomodulation sessions. Calculate the ideal fluence in just a few clicks...

Discover the combination of photobiomodulation and music therapy with Music Care for optimal relaxation, better recovery, and improved well-being.

A groundbreaking discovery: infrared light activates vibrating molecules capable of destroying 99% of cancer cells in the laboratory.

CBS News ran a story on red light therapy. Dermatologist Rachel Nazarian explains how it affects collagen and wrinkles, what it doesn't replace, and how to choose a safe device.

In *The Conversation*, researcher Praveen Arany distinguishes between the uses of red light that have been validated by randomized trials (pain, wounds, effects of cancer treatments) and those that are still based on case series.