Digital Health Articles
The utilization of VR is already showing signs that it can diminish costs, increase access, and improve outcomes for individuals around the globe.
Your smartphone could play a pivotal role in helping you manage your health on a daily basis…
Here are few tips to help you out – because figuring out how to launch a career in this space can be daunting…
As a fast-growing industry, digital health provides job opportunities for all kinds of people, not just developers…
There are quite a few use cases for extended reality technologies in healthcare…
The healthcare industry is one of the few sectors where blockchain can really prove its worth, adding trust and streamlining processes across the board.
Smartphone-connected devices and sensors could help seniors live more independently in their own homes…
With the use of blockchain, supply chain management could be decentralized, increasing the trust in the process every step along the way.
The funding amounts present an important (and promising) sign for the blockchain health tech sector as it is striving to find its place on the market.
The healthcare industry is one of the few sectors where blockchain can really prove its worth, adding trust and streamlining processes across the board.
Among those looking to join the ride are IT giants, big pharma, traditional health IT companies, hospitals and health systems, startups and VCs.
Digital health is one of the fastest growing (sub)industries in the world, and here are some numbers to prove that claim…
In this article we aim to explore what we think are the key factors behind the digital health revolution. You are free to add factors you deem important.
There are multiple factors behind the growth of digital health technologies — here are 5 reasons we think are the most important…
There are multiple challenges standing on the way of seniors looking to embrace modern technologies. Here we take a look at a few of those challenges.
Seniors want to age in place and also want technology that is easy to use. If it’s not convenient, they won’t adopt it. It’s that easy. Or is it?