Imagine walking out of a doctor’s office with a diagnosis, but no real understanding of what it means or how to manage it. This scenario is all too common—and it’s why patient education matters. When people grasp their health conditions and treatment plans, they’re better equipped to make decisio
Healthcare has been evolving fast, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and new opportunities for digital health have emerged . Funding in this area has increased, but the growth is more careful and rational. The industry now also operates more virtually. In such an unpredictable new
Since the dawn of time, humans have used natural materials to fix and heal damage sustained to the body. Dating back to Ancient Egypt, mummies were exhumed with artificial parts—from eyes to noses. Fast-forward to today, and technology has advanced to levels unfathomable to those previously p
Improving patient care, optimizing operational efficiencies, and gaining financial insights are imperative in today’s modern healthcare industry. And as this sector grows, so, too, does the need to leverage big data analytics—where information is turned into actionable insights from vast amounts of
Surgeons are often lauded for their steady hands and expertise. Life-saving surgeries require not just advanced medical skills and knowledge, but tools as well. In the ever-evolving world of medical technology, precision is key. One of the most critical tools in their arsenal is the endoscope, a
AI is taking over many areas of the healthcare business, such as diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and delegating tasks, causing providers to reconsider their cloud strategies . However, using artificial intelligence also brings new risks related to data management, protection, and
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