Medical Education

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.

Five great examples of virtual reality transforming healthcare: from relaxing patients to revolutionizing medical training and conferences

3D Printing in Medicine: in recent years 3D printing in medicine took a massive leap. Check out our analysis of where this exciting field stands today!

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

This is the second study published in the prestigious Nature journal.

Healthcare professionals see and feel the need to switch to digital but often they don’t have the the tools for this shift. We collected what’d be needed.

While timeless in its core principles, the Hippocratic Oath should be revised to reflect the 21st-centrury digital-health reality. Six suggestion on how to modernize it.

“I’m a medical student. Which specialty should I choose and what skills will a future doctor need?” “I’m in radiology. Looking at the recent advancements in medical technology, was it a wise choice or should I train myself in something different, too?” These are the questions I most frequently receive after my keynote speeches. While all should be aware of their own physical and intellectual capabilities, here are a few pieces of advice which skills to concentrate on based on the current and future trends in healthcare.

Futuristic, forward-looking and fun. Whenever these three attributes characterize a technology, we know it’s a jackpot. The Virtuali-tee Human Body T-shirt created by Curiscope has all three qualifiers – and one more. It’s our secret weapon for blowing people’s minds with augmented reality. The T-shirt and the accompanying app show colorful human organs, animations, and the entire 3D image looks so real that physicians often ask Dr. Meskó if these are really his insides. No, they are not. Read our Virtuali-tee review to understand why.

The medical events organizing industry can learn a lot from game streamers. Here are the top three lessons for stepping over to the 21st century.

I’ve been wearing several generations and types of smartwatches for a couple of years and I only remove my watch when I shower. I use […]

Digital health currently helps those t most who need it the least. But this might change, great examples show us of how it can be used to close the gap.

Under-researched female health problems have incredible societal costs. Not only on the labour market, where conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmune diseases and similar ‘womanly’ problems take off years of the careers of millions. But also in other areas: paying for the extra years in elderly care or losing the capacities of females, who are the primary caretakers in most families. 

One of the most common childhood fears is going to the dentist. Who would not relate? Sitting in a huge chair illuminated by blinding light, […]