Digital therapeutics offers evidence-based, clinically backed solutions to manage and/or improve health conditions via software and/or other digital health technologies that complement traditonal treatment regimes.
Futures studies is an interdisciplinary approach to explore and analyse possible futures. Such types of research aim to envision and prepare for eventualities and have […]
The spread of wearable digital technologies in healthcare generating big data entailed the appearance of a new type of medical information. They produce actionable insights into the biological state of individuals, just as “general” biomarkers, but are collected through digital tools.
If you’re among the thousands of medical students worldwide or are about to pursue a degree in healthcare, it might have dawned on you that […]
Our exclusive insights into those 20 trends that we believe will have the most importance in shaping the digital health landscape in the near future.
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NVIDIA was among the first companies to heavily bet on AI in healthcare, and their dedication now pays off.
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Let’s explore five important trends that will help shape the hospital of the future and how they will transform care!
Each year we create a list of the most exciting, most promising digital health companies. Here is our 2024 recommendation: 100 companies to watch this year!
Enhancing human capabilities has been on the mind of people for ages, but superhumans came a long way from ancient training methods to exoskeletons.
The Apple universe consists of seamlessly integrated, easy-to-use products, an ideal ground for healthcare purposes, let’s see where they bring us!
Microsoft in healthcare: the company’s multi-billion dollar bet on artificial intelligence-based solutions in medicine starts paying off.
AI for medical use, cloud services for healthcare practices, apps for research – Google is everywhere in the digital health field. But the competition is fierce, and the race is still wide open.
Primary care should focus on prevention and heavily rely on data provided by the patients’ wearables. We need a paradigm shift here.
An oncologist administering nanorobots that swim through a patient’s bloodstream to deliver drugs in a highly targeted way. A person on a specific diet scanning their meal with a single device to reveal all of its major nutritional elements. A clinic’s transplant department 3D-printing whole organs. These are scenarios that sound like snippets extracted from a science-fiction novel. But these are digital health technologies that we will have to get used to in the future.
