In the healthcare landscape, 2023 proved significant for artificial intelligence (AI) integration.
The widespread adoption of wearable devices in over 40% of U.S. households signifies the evolution of health tracking.
Pharmaceutical giant Lilly introduces LillyDirect, a digital health platform offering diabetes, obesity, and migraine patients access to healthcare providers, education, and a digital pharmacy for select medicines.
During the Washington State Tree Fruit Association meeting, researchers unveiled WA 64, a hybrid of Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink apples.
The inaugural Colorado Food Is Medicine Summit convened various stakeholders, emphasising how nutritious food interventions improve health outcomes, reduce recovery time, and lower healthcare expenses.
In 2024, leaders in digital health foresee wider AI adoption across various healthcare domains.
China’s Fosun Pharma secured $3.3 million from Japan’s GHIT Fund to advance a triple artemisinin combination drug for malaria treatment.
MIT researchers have developed a robotic replication of the human heart’s right ventricle, precisely imitating its blood-pumping functions.
Arizona State University’s School of Biological Health Systems Engineering researchers are utilising AI in medical research while safeguarding sensitive medical data.
The KLAS Arch Collaborative’s study, encompassing insights from 66 healthcare executives, reveals views on adopting generative artificial intelligence (genAI) to improve electronic health records (EHRs).
Yulia Ceretaria, former global pharma director for major cargo groups and now head of logistics at Early Health Group, emphasises gaps in pharma logistics standards.
In the year-end reflections shared by digital health leaders with MobiHealthNews, key trends and pivotal moments of 2023 emerged.
In the healthcare landscape, 2023 proved significant for artificial intelligence (AI) integration.
The widespread adoption of wearable devices in over 40% of U.S. households signifies the evolution of health tracking.
Pharmaceutical giant Lilly introduces LillyDirect, a digital health platform offering diabetes, obesity, and migraine patients access to healthcare providers, education, and a digital pharmacy for select medicines.
During the Washington State Tree Fruit Association meeting, researchers unveiled WA 64, a hybrid of Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink apples.
The inaugural Colorado Food Is Medicine Summit convened various stakeholders, emphasising how nutritious food interventions improve health outcomes, reduce recovery time, and lower healthcare expenses.
In 2024, leaders in digital health foresee wider AI adoption across various healthcare domains.
China’s Fosun Pharma secured $3.3 million from Japan’s GHIT Fund to advance a triple artemisinin combination drug for malaria treatment.
MIT researchers have developed a robotic replication of the human heart’s right ventricle, precisely imitating its blood-pumping functions.
Arizona State University’s School of Biological Health Systems Engineering researchers are utilising AI in medical research while safeguarding sensitive medical data.
The KLAS Arch Collaborative’s study, encompassing insights from 66 healthcare executives, reveals views on adopting generative artificial intelligence (genAI) to improve electronic health records (EHRs).
Yulia Ceretaria, former global pharma director for major cargo groups and now head of logistics at Early Health Group, emphasises gaps in pharma logistics standards.
In the year-end reflections shared by digital health leaders with MobiHealthNews, key trends and pivotal moments of 2023 emerged.
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