The expanding landscape of digital health accelerators will require an expanding landscape of administrators and leaders to help—hand in hand—drive this movement forward.
nuviun's Senior Content Editor provides a quick trip around the Digital Health Landscape in this weekly wrap-up with her Digital Health Rounds.
While we don’t truly know what the future holds, we all know that health is personal—and will need to be handled accordingly to optimize the progress that is possible with digital health.
There is a data storage medium that will last and will be readable far into the future: DNA. And, storing patient data in living cells on the patient’s body is the ultimate way to keep important information with the patient.
nuviun's Senior Content Editor provides a quick trip around the Digital Health Landscape in this weekly wrap-up with her Digital Health Rounds.
Even though personal genomics has great prospects globally, including numerous possibilities for Africa, very few Africans are enthusiastic about it.
Steps to allow three-person babies approved by UK House of Commons. Critics are worried “designer babies” will result.
Big data expert Pam Baker says that for precision medicine to work, a new "data diagnostician" specialty will be needed—and formularies must be eradicated.
nuviun's Senior Content Editor provides a quick trip around the Digital Health Landscape in this weekly wrap-up with her Digital Health Rounds.
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Study Links Higher than Expected Colorectal Cancer Mortality Rates to Poor National Health Systems
A new study finds that the way the brain processes stressful situations correlates with future vulnerability to the development of depression and anxiety.
Genomics England begins its 100,000 Genome Project to speed time to diagnosis and inform personalized treatment regimens.
nuviun's Senior Content Editor provides a quick trip around the Digital Health Landscape in this first edition of her Weekly Rounds.
Medical futurist Bertalan Mesko, MD, PhD says there are thousands of reasons to look forward to the amazing, yet uncertain future of medicine—but we must start preparing now.
Digital health philosopher John Nosta thinks we’re spending too much time on yesterday’s technology and too little time on changing the game.
In this second of a two-part series, Digital Health Futurist Maneesh Juneja examines the potential for digital health to meet the challenges facing China’s healthcare system.
This low-cost device only needs a small blood sample to detect multiple forms of cancer.
Digital health pioneer Paul Sonnier says now that digital health has inundated healthcare like a tsunami, we need to take the next step forward and see how its adoption benefits our health and our options.
After completing groundbreaking initiatives like the Human Genome Project more than a decade ago, the United States now finds itself playing catch-up with China in genomics research.
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