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Virtual, augmented and mixed reality all fall under the umbrella term of extended reality, and all are finding their way into healthcare. Let’s get acquainted with those “new realities” through examples.

Health equity through digital health and AI is not a technological matter, but a socioeconomic one that needs to be addressed accordingly.

Transhumanisms dreams of a future where aging is not a fate but a solvable puzzle. This futuristic movement sheds light on new rights, maps out feasible innovations for disease management, and addresses the ethical dilemma of accessibility. But we need evidence.

While 70% of women in (peri)menopause have symptoms, only 10% get sufficient info about treatments – this is a potential goldmine for digital health

Previously, we contemplated the practical opportunities of the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in clinical trials for drug development. Such assistance extends before and […]

In the current age of artificial intelligence (AI), physicians are able to rely on the technology for a myriad of purposes. From triaging patients to […]

In healthcare, blood tests are routine procedures that involve taking a patient’s blood and assessing it. The need for blood tests varies, ranging from checking […]

As AI finds its way into everyday clinical settings, a critical question emerges: will patients be asked to pay extra if AI is used in their care?

What if generative AI fails to live up to the expectations? The consequences for healthcare could be significant. Let’s analyze the worst-case scenario!

Sleep tracking is the lowest-hanging fruit of digital health: you gain the most with the least investment – both in time and money. Here’s how to start.

Let’s see six existing and three future trends that will determining the AI and digital health future of the pharma industry.

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

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

Artificial Intelligence promises material changes on both sides of the stethoscope, but this revolution won’t unfold on its own.

Searching for a great digital health platform feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. We have heaps of options but rarely see a good one.

Exploring ‘virtual first’ healthcare: a hybrid approach blending digital-first access with in-person care, aimed at enhancing accessibility and efficiency