Cloud EHRs provide a number of benefits to clinicians, including lower costs, better interoperability, and greater security. Continue Reading
Cloud EHRs provide a number of benefits to clinicians, including lower costs, better interoperability, and greater security. Continue Reading
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, scientists are focusing more on developing robots to facilitate the delivery of health care. Continue Reading
Nanotechnology is a growing field in medicine with technology finally catching up to researchers’ visions. Continue Reading
The possibility of an autonomous research laboratory is not far from reach. Such technology could speed medical innovation. Continue Reading
The Internet of Things has the potential to change how healthcare is delivered, from monitoring medication compliance to keeping hospitals stocked. Continue Reading
3D printing is making it possible to create affordable custom orthotics, prostheses, and potentially even working organs. Continue Reading
Intensive care is adopting telehealth initiatives to serve patients in rural areas without trained specialists. Continue Reading
Chatbots are gaining momentum in the healthcare industry due to their ability to triage patients, collect data, and share information. Continue Reading
Blockchain has a range of applications in the medical industry that can reduce costs while improving patient safety. Continue Reading
A recent study in India found that smartphone are an affordable and reliable tool for screening for diabetic retinopathy. Continue Reading