Forecast

We compiled a list of ten research topics we believe are promising for anyone wishing to find their calling in digital health research.

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.

There’s a vast difference between baseless fantasizing and realistic forward planning. Structured methodologies help us learn how to “dream well”.

NVIDIA was among the first companies to heavily bet on AI in healthcare, and their dedication now pays off.

Let’s explore five important trends that will help shape the hospital of the future and how they will transform care!

A cornucopia of new jobs will be born, some of these we can predict now, but surely, there are many we don’t even know will exist in 20 years.

Enhancing human capabilities has been on the mind of people for ages, but superhumans came a long way from ancient training methods to exoskeletons.

We listed devices and technologies with the promise of curing cancer or transforming it into a manageable chronic disease.

If your imagination could run wild, how would you envision the future of hospitals? Hi-tech big machines, physicians analysing data obtained from patients’ devices, LED […]

Here is a list of seven technologies I trust will be gaining momentum in 2023 – and will have a significant effect on healthcare in general.

These 5 key aspects of digital health will certainly transform for the future of the medical profession.

Chances are your health data was already stolen or will be at some point. This is how it happens.

The method is simple: if the answer is yes to any 2 of these questions, the announcement is in line with the digital health trends and directions, so it is worth keeping an eye on it.

It is challenging to pinpoint examples that actually found their way into everyday medical practice, that became part of “standard” healthcare. Here are our 3 bets for the pioneers.

The mRNA technology holds immense promise for not just treating COVID, but also fighting cancer, infectious diseases and inherited genetic problems.

Three important concepts explained that are expected to make future clinical trials faster, safer and cheaper, without real humans and animals.