Covid-19

There is no digital health without sacrificing some of our privacy. The key is to know how you can control this process and protect what’s valuable.

One can have multiple important tests at home. It’s private, it’s convenient but is it reliable? Discover the laboratory in your bathroom.

The Medical Futurist team is a fierce advocate for proper digital health adoption; and for that, we need good investments in good digital health companies.
This will help shape an optimistic healthcare landscape that can better deal with crises like COVID-19.

Just because our country has the situation under control, this is not the case in other parts of the world. Unless it is under control everywhere, it might be not over yet.

Since the first television sets were commercialised in the early 20th century, these devices have become ubiquitous in homes around the world. Even though they […]

The Oura Ring from Finland-based ŌURA was making waves over the past years, partly due to the technology behind the item, and in part due […]

We kickstarted the new year with a list of medical innovations to look out for in 2022. And while these are definitely promising trends to […]

As they say, new year, new beginnings; and this also applies to the field of digital health! With the COVID-19 pandemic still raging, the crisis […]

From the approval of a new prescription VR treatment to renewed privacy concerns, 2021 has been full of digital health developments. Indeed, some news might […]

As a researcher, I have always lived for the moments when I had to see a whole process and analyse the small details at once. […]

As 2020 passed, we all thought we’d be better off with 2021, so we were happy to roll the old year off the cliff (or […]

Recently, on The Medical Futurist, we amassed two vast collections of healthcare trends. The TOP100 Digital Health Companies In 2021 assembled the most important companies […]

Last April, at the top of lockdowns and the pandemic we forecasted When And How COVID-9 Will End. Within these projections, we looked at how […]

In 2013, the World Health Organisation (WHO) rang a bell forecasting a shortfall of 12.9 million healthcare workers globally by 2035. The pandemic has only […]

In our new series, Emerging Trends, we are looking at those technologies in digital health that are on a certain ‘hype cycle’ – technologies and […]

Immediately upon being elected, U.S. President Joe Biden had a task to solve. Amidst taking a hold on the virus, he, however, did not forget […]