More Healthcare Technology Articles

Demand for medical imaging keeps climbing, with projected U.S. imaging utilization rising between 16.9% and 26.9% by 2055. With this trend comes the pressure on each scanner to perform consistently.

Most people never think about the chest wall until something goes wrong with it. It shields the heart and lungs, supports the mechanics of every breath, and gives the upper body much of its shape and …

For medical device manufacturers targeting the European Union market, compliance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) is essential, and many devices require formal conformity assessment before mar…

Myra Ahmad keeps returning to a quiet failure in how patients are looked after. The information that should guide their care is scattered where no one can use it.

The classification of melanocytic lesions has long relied on three established categories: melanoma, dysplastic nevus, and common nevus. However, there is increasing evidence suggesting that a subset …

Most people are aware that adults should aim for eight hours of sleep every night. As a result, a lot of people concentrate almost solely on how much time they spend in bed. They believe they have don…

Modern homes are made to be more convenient, comfortable, and easy to live in. Although that seems like a positive thing, there is an unanticipated drawback. Many of the elements that make life more p…

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, which is the most reported type of leukaemia in adults. In the past ten years. There have been advances in medical research that have informed changes in how healthcare …

As healthcare moves beyond top-down models, Dr. Marlow Hernandez argues that true patient empowerment is no longer about giving patients more data. It is about building systems capable of listening, r…