According to a report of The Times of Israel, a robotic system, developed by an Israeli company, Intuition Robotics, specialized for the social needs of aging people was launched in US markets after being in its developing and testing phase for a few years now.
Research team at Jinan University in China has developed a technique that has the potential to displace white blood cells with the help of optical tweezers, a medical device that can hold tiny objects.
Remedial Health, a Nigerian startup, has developed various technological solutions to improve the pharmaceutical sector of Africa.
Te Whata Ora Waikato, previously known as Waikato District Health Board, will be employing cloud-based anaesthesia information management device from Provation, a healthcare-focused technology provider, to digitise their healthcare services.
The digital innovations that healthcare saw in this decade are major determiners of what its future will look like and what expectations to have. The healthcare industry has started progressing because of the innovations put forth because of digitisation and artificial intelligence.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week (8th July to 22nd July).
More than any other sector, pharmaceutical companies top the list in offering benefits to patients from packaging.
Due to inflation, getting healthy food on the table has become quite a predicament.
GlobalData informs that there has been a rise in robotics hiring in the Asia-Pacific pharma companies in the three months ending May.
After a year of trial, Regency Robotics’s autonomous UVD UVC disinfection Robot, Model C, has been approved by Health Canada for the protection of individuals against Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs).
Catholic Health embarks on the journey of identifying food insecure people, as the healthcare industry sees an increase in diseases because of food insecurity.
Individualised Diet Improvement Programme (iDip), a programme that allows people to create personal plans based on levels of proteins and fibres shows promising results for people wanting to shed extra fat.
According to a report of The Times of Israel, a robotic system, developed by an Israeli company, Intuition Robotics, specialized for the social needs of aging people was launched in US markets after being in its developing and testing phase for a few years now.
Research team at Jinan University in China has developed a technique that has the potential to displace white blood cells with the help of optical tweezers, a medical device that can hold tiny objects.
Remedial Health, a Nigerian startup, has developed various technological solutions to improve the pharmaceutical sector of Africa.
Te Whata Ora Waikato, previously known as Waikato District Health Board, will be employing cloud-based anaesthesia information management device from Provation, a healthcare-focused technology provider, to digitise their healthcare services.
The digital innovations that healthcare saw in this decade are major determiners of what its future will look like and what expectations to have. The healthcare industry has started progressing because of the innovations put forth because of digitisation and artificial intelligence.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week (8th July to 22nd July).
More than any other sector, pharmaceutical companies top the list in offering benefits to patients from packaging.
Due to inflation, getting healthy food on the table has become quite a predicament.
GlobalData informs that there has been a rise in robotics hiring in the Asia-Pacific pharma companies in the three months ending May.
After a year of trial, Regency Robotics’s autonomous UVD UVC disinfection Robot, Model C, has been approved by Health Canada for the protection of individuals against Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs).
Catholic Health embarks on the journey of identifying food insecure people, as the healthcare industry sees an increase in diseases because of food insecurity.
Individualised Diet Improvement Programme (iDip), a programme that allows people to create personal plans based on levels of proteins and fibres shows promising results for people wanting to shed extra fat.
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