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  • Breakthrough in cardiovascular risk monitoring
  • Identifying early warning signs of cancer through search queries
  • New type of dressing turns green when wound becomes infected
  • Adaptable exoskeleton helps children to move again, or for the first time
  • Mobile technology enables ehealth for care, cure and research
  • Smartphone use by millennial doctors will change the way healthcare works
  • UK needs contingency plan for life science in case of Brexit
  • AMA head Madera: most ehealth apps are digital snake oil
  • German scientists bring miracle cure for cancer one step closer
  • Madera critics: there is no digital snake oil
  • IoT, mHealth are already changing interaction between patient and health providers
  • Rockstart opens up new Digital Health Accelerator program
  • IHS: progress in healthcare for patients poses challenge to policy makers, payers
  • 28 million home health devices shipped by 2021
  • Nanobots can help transform medicine
  • John Halamka: 'Create the Fear of Missing Out'
  • A guide to implementing AI in healthcare amid the EU AI Act
  • Futurist Amy Webb claims that wearables will evolve into "connectables"
  • How to improve Digital Patient Engagement to streamline workflows
  • Smartwatches measuring glucose level: Harmful but easy to buy fake innovations
  • Precision medicine becoming more prominent within healthcare
  • Investor Draper: nothing wrong with Theranos
  • The Fourth Industrial Revolution has a big impact on healthcare
  • IoT partnerships help deliver the home care vision
  • Wirral Care Record to be launched this September
  • Apple might teach Silicon Valley to think different about health
  • Finnish pilot for remote asthma monitoring service
  • IBM Watson Health put to the test in hospitals, imaging tech companies
  • Deloitte designs competition to generate breakthrough against cancer.
  • New molecular glue blocks working of protein involved in many cancers
  • Old malware threatens connected medical equipment
  • Software almost equals specialist in recognizing in esophageal cancer
  • Google Deepmind to help doctors with recognizing degenerative eye problems
  • Novartis investing heavily in virtual conference platform
  • EC invests 450 million euros in cybersecurity for health, financial sectors
  • STAR offers breakthrough in robot surgery
  • Investments in digital health start-ups reach 3,9 bln dollars in first half 2016
  • Danish operator TDC part of COPD remote healthcare pilot
  • Apple, Donate Life America offer simple organ donor procedure for iPhone users
  • NightBalance completes financing round for apnea device
  • US Health department wants to know about blockchain
  • Health and fitness sensors drive growth for smartwatches
  • Sensor technologies can revolutionize patient care
  • Ageing and Integrated Care in the Netherlands and Singapore: shared challenges, different journeys – a conference report
  • New blow for Theranos: fine and closure of Newark lab
  • Apollo Hospitals, Airtel Africa, bring remote healthcare access to Africa
  • Accenture invests 500.000 euros in Dutch robotics innovation hub
  • Digital healthcare can deliver major cost reductions
  • Telemedicine: a big, almost untapped potential to save time and money
  • Technology will not replace the health professionals
  • Chinese IT healthcare solutions market grows to 6.5 billion in 2020
  • The doctor makes house calls again!
  • Pharmacy 2.0
  • New and fatal lung disease discovered
  • Medtronics introduces app for diabetics
  • Nanobots to the rescue!
  • China starts testing a controversial gene-editing technique on patients
  • Being put to sleep with an mobile phone
  • The World Has Gone Digital .... But What About Healthcare?
  • What about EPR, and the patient safety?
  • Need a Kidney? Hang on, I’ll print one
  • FDA approves CyPass Micro-Stent, an implant for Glaucoma
  • Audi focuses on the well-being and health of the driver
  • FitBit dominates market for health and fitness wearables, Apple growing
  • IBM Watson correctly diagnosis rare form of leukemia
  • Social media use by patients raises ethical issues
  • Watching movie during operation could prevent tress and help recovery process
  • Apple might be working on a standalone health-tracking device
  • Vodafone launches smart bikini to warn against UV radiation
  • The importance of determining ROI in the digital health value chain
  • New technology reduce lack of sense during invasive surgery
  • Dutch researchers look into music as alternative for pain treatment
  • Telehealth is becoming a no-brainer quickly
  • Healthcare executives fear more hacks
  • New patent for Apple, making an ECG with your watch
  • Scientists closer to pointing out genes responsible for diseases
  • New type of wearable help people with autism control anxiety
  • Ransomware will Kill
  • Neural chip can help people fight neurological afflictions
  • Ten Technologies that change pharma industry for good or for bad
  • Great opportunities for Dutch e-health businesses in Germany
  • Mobile approach to facilitate EHR acces improves use and sharing of data
  • Virtual reality, a leap into cancer cells
  • Withings expanding staff aggressively to keep up growth ehealth market
  • E-skin that keeps sticking and is easily removed
  • Hundreds of volunteers to battle Alzheimer's with wearable technology
  • Mobile security a growing concern for hospitals
  • An eye test to discover Parkinson’s?
  • Apple buys startup Gliimpse, broadens health strategy
  • Should smart homes not be designed especially for the elderly?
  • Mint Solutions raises 5 mln euro’s to expand markets for MedEye
  • National Health IT Market Leaders Partner in Response to €875m Irish EHR Strategy
  • The slow path towards a single electronic health records
  • WhatsApp might become the new normal for doctor – patient communications
  • Simulations will cut down costs and risks for clinical trials
  • Detect an arrhythmia with your fingertip!
  • New smart glass combines health sensor technology with good design
  • Philips launches new version of its IntelliSpace Cardiovascular
  • Playing games on a tablet just as effective as medicine!
  • Personalised medicine offers chances, faces challenges
  • Health & fitness are making headway in wearables
  • Big data used in treatment of sepsis
  • The hospital sound of the future
  • 3M and Cerner team up to improve healthcare
  • Digital is the way to go to keep healthcare available and improve quality
  • HTC invests in VR software developer Surgical Theater
  • Finding the risk on breast cancer faster with AI
  • Mobile biometrics market grows fast, important in healthcare
  • Neural Dust sensors inside humans can monitor and treat disease
  • Electronic health records might make doctors ill
  • The considerable potential of mHealth needs evidence
  • Super-resolution Microscope creates 3D images of negative space in biological samples
  • Finaly Apple gets tougher on bad health apps
  • New Apple Watch committed on health and fitness
  • Worldwide mHealth services market worth US$ 59 billion in 2020
  • EC nearing end of public consultation on safety of apps
  • Sanofi, Verily combine forces to fight diabetics
  • Robot helps in delicate eye operation – a world’s first!
  • Mhealth devices need to be adjusted because Apple's new strategy
  • Simple, non-invasive testing of hemoglobin in blood with smartphone-app
  • The impact of artificial intelligence in 2030
  • Ransomware presents growing threat to healthcare
  • Telemedicine can be used to prevent blindness from diabetic retinopathy
  • The powers and limits of texting for medical adherence
  • One million dollars for DNA on Demand!
  • New way discovered for making medical isotopes without radioactive waste
  • Pfizer launched app to support individuals with depression
  • Crowd funded ehealth helps people to monitor weight and sleep better
  • A wearable that tells you how much water you should drink!
  • Telemedicine, still not as normal as sliced bread
  • Social robot for people with mental disabilities
  • Healthcare needs to start worrying about its IT vulnerability
  • Digital transformation is beginning in MEA countries
  • Brexit, Suppliers & Health IT Spend
  • Dutch ministry invests 105 million euros in digital information hospitals
  • Microsoft helps fight cancer with AI platform Hannover
  • AirStrip receives FDA-approval for web app
  • Funding for Facebook like platform for doctors connects physicians globally
  • Microsoft vows to 'solve' cancer within 10 years
  • Social robot Phi for people with mental disabilities
  • Zuckerberg and Chan invest 3 billion in fighting diseases
  • Google DeepMind talks with worried patients about its healthcare plans
  • US federal government invests 87 mln dollars in improved EHR’s
  • First international 24/7 remote ICU monitoring launched
  • App helps ventilated patients communicate with staff, visitors
  • New platform for health diagnostics based on your voice?
  • Wearables increase participation rates in corporate wellness programs
  • The Hague organises international care innovation conference
  • Apple wants to interpret data with HealthKit, not just pass it on
  • A wearable that diagnoses epilepsy
  • Blurring boundaries between consumer and medical devices
  • US Health giant Aetna promotes Apple Watch for health purposes
  • Repairing human bones with 3D printed synthetic replicas
  • IoT, wearables will transform healthcare, improving lives
  • One in three people digitally monitor health or fitness condition
  • Verily joins Dutch research project on Parkinson’s disease
  • Wake up, sleep needs to digitalise!
  • Big Data, AI, IoT have biggest impact on healthcare in 2017
  • Free app collects 70 million emotions worldwide to prevent suicide
  • Healthcare is not Apple enough, Apple expands in healthcare
  • Startup iBeat and Dr. Mehmet Oz launch watch for heart patients
  • Theranos closes labs, fires employees in move to survive
  • Healthcare industry fastest growing in mobility revenues
  • FitBit goes on the offense, shows its worth in healthcare
  • Technological possibilities and healthcare reality are out of sync
  • Microsoft: no Band 3 this year, remains committed to health services
  • Online doctor visits are on the rise, according to Kaiser Permantente
  • Unicef Drones transporting medical supplies when infrastructure is not in place
  • Duke University testing HoloLens for brain surgery
  • Nanoparticles used on mice prevent cartilage degeneration
  • Partnership Rockstart and, Dutch Health Valley to support health startups
  • Chatbot Melody assists doctors to collect patient information
  • Imatgina initiative helps children deal with radiology experience
  • Zoom+ launches telemedicine chat app
  • Apple Watch most accurate wrist wearable for measuring heartbeat
  • C dots not only tag, but kill cancer cells
  • ABI: nine million continuous glucose monitor (CGM) shipments by 2021
  • Healthcare fastest growing industry in security investments
  • Theranos premise, simple blood drawing and testing still on the horizon
  • Educate surgeons in Virtual Reality
  • Proliferation of smartphone brings back house call by the doctor
  • Cybersecurity spending on connected medical devices set to triple by 2021
  • Revolutionary transparent graphene neural sensors
  • PointClickCare Launches Skin and Wound Smartphone App
  • Major Cancer breakthrough with new nanotechnology
  • BIMA is bringing insurance to development countries
  • Dutch robot battles with multi-resistant bacteria’s
  • New machine learning technique to understand drug resistance cancer cells
  • Employees don’t want to adopt telemedicine - just yet
  • Smart sock adds sensations to prosthetics
  • 50% population will rely on virtual personal health assistants for primary care in 2025
  • Philips completes large scale pathology validation study
  • Checking patients progress using an app-based program at Saint Peter’s
  • 32 million dollar raised to fund the San Francisco-based company Habit
  • Augmented reality will become mainstream in healthcare after 2018
  • Samsung launches new mobile digital radiography system
  • 23andMe stops development next generation genetics sequencing
  • Blockchain can revolutionize information sharing in healthcare
  • A new system of measuring healthcare quality is needed
  • Pathology startup Proscia broadens cloudplatform with cancer research tools
  • UK hospitals shut down IT-systems, cancel operations, after virus infection
  • New bioceramic screw revolutionize setting of complex bone fractures
  • Nanoparticles used in fight against cancer
  • Virtual Reality for elderly with dementia
  • Drugs that could cure HIV and AIDS developed by scientists
  • New research aims at standard cancer care for pregnant women
  • Norway uses Dutch ParkinsonNet
  • Philips, Masimo end legal disputes, sign business partnership
  • Fraunhofer develops new deep learning method to find changes in tumor images
  • NASA’s new material discovery speeds up the healing process
  • Personalised healthcare, good for people, good for business
  • 3 revolutionary Healthcare innovations according to experts
  • Takeda takes steps in the future of healthcare
  • Artificially enhanced extracellular matrix can coat implants for faster adoption
  • A better smile on your face with a new 3D invisible brace
  • HealthTap launches cloudplatform for ehealth app developers
  • Research confirms negative influence smartphone use on bed rest
  • Rice expands graphene repertoire with MRI contrast agent
  • New non-invasive DNA-test for the unborn child
  • German students reach breakthrough in bio-printing
  • Positive ROI boosts mobile health strategy
  • Smart footwear will become fast growing segment in mhealth
  • Ava raises $9.7M tu further develop their fertility-tracking wearable
  • Microsoft releases app for colour blinds on iPhone
  • Surgical app company Touch Surgery signs agreement with Ethicon
  • Digital tools strive to simulate in-person doctor visits
  • Smartinhaler reduces hospitalizations
  • ARM and US TrustedCare teamed up to build medical devices for people with chronic conditions
  • Revolutionary assay Improve survival after kidney transplantation
  • Telemedicine consultations provide beter care in high-risk deliveries
  • Unique amyloid buildup in brain blood vessel offers clue to Alzheimer’s development
  • Novartis postpones testing Google’s smart contact lens
  • New device eases Acute Heroin-withdrawal pain
  • First wearable vitamin D coach by e-Senses and Holst Centre
  • SIMPLE makes practising operations lifelike
  • New findings might help battling Alzheimer's, Type 2 Diabetes
  • OslerMD: quick health checkup with a four finger scan
  • ENISA: hospitals next target for cyber-attacks
  • Siren Care creates smart socks for diabetic patients
  • Medical robotics research gets a half million euro financial injection
  • Google gets five-year access to health data of 1.6m people
  • Karolinska University Hospital builds flexible operating room around surgical team
  • Herston Health Precinct to launch Biofabrication Institute
  • US veterans diagnosed by deep-learning
  • Daniel Kraft: ‘Technology changes care irrevocably, think about the consequences now’
  • Sensor suit monitors and analyse stroke patients at home
  • Remote care technology helps to battle chronic diseases
  • Hackable implanted medical devices can kill patients
  • Augmented reality used against phantom pain
  • Aridhia expands European Appeal with New RSRCH-Health Service in Netherlands
  • New portable sensor needs one drop to quickly assess clotting ability of blood
  • Ireland has its first ‘digital baby’, named Emily
  • One Drop diabetes service gets FDA clearance
  • Genetic code lung cells cracked in battle against IPF
  • AI and machine learning have yet to make a real impact on healthcare
  • Graphene-enhanced silly putty can measure heartrate and blood pressure
  • The 8 semifinalists of the Accenture HealthTech Innovation Challenge
  • New echo-based Amazon home health tool by Orbita
  • APIs can provide unprecedented patient access to health data
  • Wearables have great potential – but not right now
  • Microfluidic chip can lead to faster, cheaper drugs screening
  • ERC grants €605 mln in Consolidator Grants for young researchers
  • Dutch University invests in tech health projects for people living in poverty
  • New application makes smart screening in healthcare possible
  • Technological changes in healthcare impact regulation
  • Seeing your unborn child in 3D soon be possible
  • 21st Century Cures Act is a blessing to telehealth
  • Mobile ecosystem expanding role patient in research and innovation
  • Algorithm labels images of individual vertebrae during spine surgery
  • Miniaturized sensor determines pH and chloride levels in fluid
  • AI-powered eye care global research group launched by Microsoft India
  • A consumer exoskeleton to assist elderly is underway
  • Technology supporting and improving healthcare is just at the beginning
  • Breathalyser detects 17 illnesses through breath analysis
  • 5 Israelic medical innovations from 2016
  • Millennials have different expectations from healthcare
  • Digital Healthcare prospects are looking good for 2017
  • Pixels save human lives, what 4K adds to healthcare
  • Dutch medtech startups are doing well in 2016
  • Univercells receives $12 million from Gates Foundation
  • Scientists come up with temporary ink to mark areas for cancer treatment
  • Healthcare IoT applications gaining momentum in MEA region
  • Smart insulin can make life easier for diabetes patients
  • A new app helps doctors find the right health app for their patients
  • Mobile technology will reshape use of ultrasound in healthcare
  • Cognitive Computing a rising star in the healthcare industry
  • Fraunhofer: low-energy-electrons for different approach to vaccine production
  • FDA’s Cybersecurity Guidelines for Medical Devices have arrived
  • Healthcare investments in IoT will grow fast between 2016-2020
  • Scientists create antibiotic spider silk
  • Fitbit makes new inroads into the healthcare industry
  • Theranos fires another 155 employees in a bid to survive
  • 3D X-ray movies show bones while moving
  • Novo Nordisk and Glooko team up for digital diabetes management
  • Health segment growing in importance in 3D printing, enterprise wearables
  • Is that a phone fixing your face?
  • Smart packaging can help patients with more user friendly instructions
  • Healthcare fast growing segments in robotics
  • FDA issues warning about hackable Implantable Cardiac Devices
  • More mobility for the elderly with the Aura Power Suit
  • New technique for eavesdropping on neurons
  • 3D-printed blood vessels successfully implanted in monkeys
  • Big data agreement between Merck, Palantir
  • New approaches in neuroscience, with the help of Donkey Kong
  • Going to the doctor? Make an appointment with the S Health app
  • Machine learning algorithm predicts match between donor liver and recipient
  • New Indian health app takes on Apple's HomeKit and Google's Health services
  • Big data used to tackle growing opioid problem
  • Graphene tattoo can replace bulke measurement equipment
  • New soft robotic sleeve helps heart beat
  • New technology to help reduce medication errors
  • ‘YO’ enables FDA aproved at-home sperm fertility test
  • A unique platform for digital image exchange for Pathology Diagnostics
  • Using smartphone for DNA analysis can reduce impact of wrong treatment
  • Telehealth platform provider Avizia and MLS Telehealth team up to offer provider network
  • Twitter can help predict outbreak of disease
  • Nurx gives easier access to birth control methods
  • Algorithm created by Stanford researchers to visually detect skin cancer
  • Senior citizens will buy stylish hearing aids more and more.
  • Completely Locked-in People able to Communicate via Brain-Computer Interface
  • UCHealth launches online appointment scheduling, virtual
  • Glooko and Ascensia team up to integrate diabetes management Technologies
  • Treat vertigo with the aid of ‘Virtual reality’
  • Patient monitoring wearables market will multiply in coming years
  • Luckless Jawbone set to go for high margin healthcare business
  • Medical 3D printing program, first of its kind in Canada
  • Sensor equipped vest provides non invasive cardiac mapping method
  • Digital health can prevent medical errors, save lives and reducing costs
  • Patients are offered tablets for telemonitoring by Northwell Health Home Care
  • UC Davis Health is integrating patient-Generated health Data to improve health
  • 78% wants to use virtual healthcare, only 21% does…
  • 3D printing in healthcare is getting bigger quickly
  • New electronic pill can stay in gut for longer period of time
  • COPD patients profit from growing patient monitoring wearable market
  • Access to medical data through EHR’s still not what it should be
  • Technology can help Singapore healthcare, but there are challenges
  • 60 percent health record data breaches January caused by insiders
  • Virtual nurse app by Sense.ly raises $8 million from investors
  • Swymed backback aims at bringing telemedicine to low connectivity areas
  • Revenues remote patient monitoring solutions grow to 32 billion euro by 2021
  • Sex education via an app for the young
  • Tom Lawry, Director Worldwide Health Microsoft, new member Editorial Board ICT&health
  • Measuring calories by reading tweets can improve public health
  • Your pocket doctor evolves into a personal health support system
  • UK hospitals trial that monitors vital signs, gives early warning
  • ‘Cloud suppliers can provide adequate protection for health data’
  • Nurses need safe communications solutions to improve workflow
  • Healthcare IT must embrace behavioral science in order to create better UX
  • Genomics has great promise but also faces hurdles in personalised medicine
  • Healthcare industry: top 10 most innovative companies for 2017
  • Housecall-app Heal expanding nationwide in US
  • Withings relaunches under Nokia brand, early summer 2017
  • The healthcare has no place for a McDonaldization
  • Digital health can help accomplish Universal health Coverage
  • Patient engagement front and centre at HIMSS 2017
  • Philips joins forces with German Onelife for mother & child care
  • Monitor teens digitally with smart pills after organ transplant
  • NHS ‘lost’ 500.000 documents with patient-sensitive material
  • Patients believe open access medical records is key in quality care
  • Fraunhofer Institute develops ultrasound technology for liver cancer
  • Follow the virus software can track disease outbreaks in real time
  • A holographic game from Cigna and Microsoft for health screenings
  • Writing human genome might be possible within 10 years
  • Universal cancer care needs both technology and human touch
  • Facebook spots suicidal users with artificial intelligence
  • Doctors provide insight into epileptic seizures with an Apple Watch
  • Patients expect more from data sharing than what is possible
  • Breakthrough MRI-guided Cancer Treatment approved by FDA
  • Welby teams up with J&J's Janssen to develop a mobile app for ADHD
  • First FDA clearance for robotic guidance system for dental implant procedures
  • Augmented Reality to improve accuracy of surgeries
  • Pregnancy e-tool Babyscripts aims at OBGYN professionals
  • Computer models can help predict adverse drug reactions
  • More focus on group ‘medium cost’ patients will save money later on
  • Combating depression among the elderly with videogames
  • Telecare creates new care network for older people
  • Telehealth services increase cost for payer, a Rand study suggests
  • Your smartwatch can tell you when to call in sick for work
  • 40 percent hospitals will roll out digital transformation initiatives in 2017
  • New neuroprosthetics bring great advantages and big risks
  • 3D modelling and imaging helps surgeons with complex operations
  • Electronic pills measures body temperature
  • ResearchKit proves a reliable source for health researchers
  • Philips deepens strategic partnership with Phoenix Children’s Hospital
  • Computer model can predict most deadly lung cancers
  • Algorithm rates suturing skills by itself
  • New nano implant might help restore sight
  • Apple wants iPads in all hospitals
  • Mhealth programs can increase healthy behaviour in children
  • Engineers take pictures of brain with surgical needle and laser light
  • Telemedicine has positive effect on environmental and travel costs
  • Toshiba medical expands Aplio i-series with MSK imaging
  • Dutch Researchers Erasmus MC successfully reverse ageing
  • NY Attorney General reaches settlement with health app developers
  • Testing sperm motility at home just became easy
  • Pokemon Go like app to get patients moving wins San Diego hackathon
  • Oracle promises streamlined end to end clinical data flow with new cloud service
  • GE Healthcare goes digital with $500 million investment
  • Musk backs bio implant startup Neuralink
  • New California healthcare site rates doctors
  • Man with quadriplegia can move hand and arm again by thinking about it
  • Positive effects of telemedicine in a safety net setting
  • Mobile technology used to personalise recommendations during pregnancy
  • Miniature 3D reproductive tract simplify research, drug testing
  • Online metabolic calculator better in determining risk of diseases
  • Cardiio uses light-reflection data to determine irregular heartbeat
  • US healthcare can save $60 billion with digital investments
  • Tiny bioengineered blood vessel provides blood flow for tissue implants
  • Big data can save lives - with the right questions asked
  • Small Florida community uses technology to create a healthy lifestyle
  • Healthcare among fastest growing segments in AI/cognitive systems
  • Philips, B. Braun, join forces for regional anesthesia solutions
  • Implementing telemedicine not as easy as it may seem
  • Printed electronics can provide cheap health and fitness trackers
  • New regulations for medical devices, in vitro diagnostics approved
  • Ransomware attack may expose data of 55.000 paediatric patients
  • Healthcare Analytics lessons to be gleaned from around the world
  • ERC hands out €540 mln worth in Advanced Grants
  • New software builds personalized 3D maps of brain functions
  • Growing interest in interoperability education among healthcare leaders
  • Forward offers ‘no insurance based’ primary care
  • Renselaer working on moldable scaffold for skull bone
  • NBA and Kaiser Permanente partner to discuss mental health
  • Microfluidic technique captures and counts circulating plasma cells
  • Apple makes new inroads into health with glucose sensor technology
  • Swiss researchers developed a camera system to track premature babies
  • Not the next big thing matters, but technology saving lives
  • Toyota launches rental service for rehabilitation robot
  • Successful launch ICT&health International magazine
  • Artificial Intelligence helps predicting heart failure
  • VR, AR become lifesaving technologies in the OR
  • US government launches cyber security center for healthcare
  • App helps to predict impact food on blood sugar levels
  • IBM officials state that artificial intelligence could democratize healthcare
  • AI based algorithm can predict likelihood of diabetic retinopathy
  • New Annals of Surgery study shows power of visual abstracts
  • Brainwaves might predict students interest in school subjects
  • Defining personal health is needed to make its impact bigger
  • Virtual human program improves bedside manners of aspiring doctors
  • AI and robotics in healthcare will be accepted by public
  • Philips-CEO: how your smart toothbrush can keep you healthy
  • 18-year old Mexican student develops bra EVA to detect breast cancer
  • Dramatic but very uneven growth of telemedicine for mental health issues
  • Apps tracking menstrual cycle lack functionality and are too pink
  • The Dutch healthcare policy is based on shared responsibility
  • How does automation change healthcare?
  • Chatbots: the future of healthcare?
  • New heads up surgical 3D platform improves operating experience
  • Dutch government grants 113 million for ground-breaking research
  • AI, robots will replace professionals in healthcare by 2022
  • Philips expands OB/GYN ultrasound portfolio with new visualization tools
  • 3D technology, new algorithms aid in use of prosthetic limbs
  • Resembling control of prosthetic limb movement
  • Propeller sensor helps asthma patients manage disease
  • NHS slowly returning to ‘normal’ after WannaCry attack
  • Cybersecurity not enough of a concern in healthcare - ABI
  • Impact IoT in healthcare will remain relatively small in coming years
  • New lung “organoids” in a dish mimic full-size lung features
  • Prototype implantable chip gives patients more intuitive control of arm prosthetics
  • Detecting disease markers at home with tiny organic chips
  • New brain implant could make controlling exoskeletons with mind possible
  • Optum, IBM rank highest in HealthTech Ranking IDC
  • iGlucose System for diabetes patients receives FDA clearance
  • Wearable devices can give insights into brain activity
  • British public sceptical about protection of medical records
  • FDA seeking to accelerate approval of regenerative medicine therapies
  • Study shows measuring caloric with wrist-worn devices not accurate
  • Getting fit with a personal trainer on the go with Gixo
  • CHOMA Dreams Cafés create safe spaces for South African girls
  • Preality VR can help medical students learn to cope with stress situations
  • Electronic insole detects foot strike pattern in runners
  • Apple loads watchOS 4 with health-oriented features
  • Health-oriented Apple and Xiaomi dethrone FitBit as wearables market leader
  • First mixed reality livestream of neurosurgical procedure at Helsinki University
  • Alexa delivers Mayo Clinic news via Amazon Echo
  • Facebook Messenger now offers a mental health chatbot
  • Healthcare biggest vertical in wearable volume in 2022
  • Hospitals need to help and push EHR vendors to get the solution they need
  • Philips announces cloud-based IntelliSpace Oncology to integrate patient data
  • Dutch Venture Challenge award for X-Heal diagnostic technology
  • Smart stethoscope by Eko cleared by FDA
  • Immune cells working as cancer assassins help with personalised treatment
  • IT infrastructure key to better communication between doctor, patient
  • New app helps moms and nurses manage breastmilk
  • New foreays from HP, Samsung into healthcare
  • Lab-on-a-chip can monitor health, find diseases
  • Apple’s iPhone may be the next place to store medical information
  • Engineers at FIU develop wearable sensor to battle excessive drinking
  • Digital technology can help lower healthcare costs, study suggests
  • Telemedicine just as effective for headaches as a visit to the doctor
  • FDA outlines plans for post market device regulation
  • Defibrillator equipped drones have potential in saving lives
  • Nokia's biggest expansion in consumer healthcare is coming up
  • First Canadian patient equipped with a real time heart monitoring sensor
  • AI and robotics in healthcare: not a danger but a helping hand
  • Advances in healthcare digitization give strategic focus to analytics
  • Researchers combine deep learning with social robotics
  • Google changes removal policies with addition of private medical records
  • A virtual walk in nature helps with acute pain management
  • Late-night phone use has negative effect on mental health teenagers
  • City Health Dashboard to expand across U.S.
  • New global ransomware attack ‘more sophisticated’
  • Accenture: AI will lead to $150 billion in annual savings by 2026
  • Duke studies effectiveness of mobile apps after heart failure
  • Lab-on-a-chip as early warning system for preterm birth
  • Apple announces additions to Research- and CareKit
  • 3D printed models improve patient outcome in heart valve replacements
  • Sanofi and PARAXEL to study potential of wearables in clinical trials
  • Precision medicine held back by lack of understanding biological systems
  • UK hospital receives slap on wrist after sharing data with DeepMind
  • HandScan helps with painless examination rheumatoid arthritis
  • Philips expanding uGrow platform with acquisition of Health & Parenting
  • 4D-Flow MRI used to improve personalised care for BAV patients
  • Drayson will develop digital health tools for UK universities
  • UCLA looks into rewiring brain in order to help with depressions
  • DARPA funded project looks into less invasive brain implant device
  • Portable device predicts deadly sepsis at its onset
  • Study based on global smartphone data shows ways to target obesity
  • Electronic health records might hurt patient care, doctors say
  • UC San Francisco researcher use big data to find new ways of using drugs
  • Philips gets FDA-clearance for wearable psoriasis treatment
  • Virtual reality system teaches residents, helps surgeons, reassures patients
  • The analogue hearts needs to be part of the digital revolution in healthcare
  • IDC recognizes four healthcare IT vendors using machine learning
  • Philips buys German TomTec to broaden diagnostic ultrasound portfolio
  • Co-operation between K4Connect, Garmin on wearables for elderly, disabled
  • Healthcare in Africa in one of the booming businesses
  • Artificial Intelligence in Orthodontics
  • Harvard University researchers use Google data to track dengue fever
  • AI based algorithms help identify instances of schizophrenia
  • Digital technologies must support overall EU health policy goals
  • Korean scientists develop breath sensor that spots disease biomarkers
  • High willingness in healthcare industry to adopt new technology
  • Google Glass makes new inroads in healthcare
  • Mayo Clinic keeps breaking 3D-printing barriers
  • Smart walk assist improves rehabilitation after stroke, spinal injury
  • IBM, Quest Diagnostics and MSK collaborate in new precision medicine service
  • 'E-health is great. But if we lose the analogue heart, then we've missed it’
  • FDA launches new pilot program for health related software development
  • New inroads into healthcare: Apple combines forces with Cochlear
  • Smartphone with gas sensor can detect fine dust, regulate medication delivery
  • The good, the bad and the CRISPR-Cas9: the advantages and ethical questions
  • Collecting data in healthcare only first step towards value based care
  • Hybrid flexible-rigid robotic arm can go where flexible endoscopes can’t
  • Using fitness trackers can de-motive teens, negatively impacting lifestyle
  • 3D printing set to grow big in aerospace, healthcare
  • Siemens updates some medical scanners to prevent malware infection
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