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Bookmark or Share- 5 innovations that are revolutionizing global healthcareMedical innovations have occurred throughout history, continually advancing our ability to treat complex diseases. These include the first vaccine for smallpox in the 18th century, the development of antibiotics in the 1920s and the world’s first organ transplant three decades later.
- Why is the world now facing a medical recruitment crisis?The consequences of violence against healthcare workers can be serious: deaths or life-threatening injuries, reduced work interest, job dissatisfaction and impaired functioning, more leave days, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, the decline of ethical values, increased practice of defensive medicine, lower patient safety and more adverse events.
- 6 experts reveal the technologies set to revolutionize cancer careTechnology is crucial. With rapidly increasing medical evidence coupled with a decreasing supply of medical experts, digitalization can bridge the gap with patients. We have had good experiences, for example with telemedicine for COVID-19 patients and with AI-based assistants that support doctors in making decisions.
- Medical inventions that have seen off infectious diseases over last 100 ...Health research foundation Wellcome has compiled the major medical innovations since 1920, many of which combat infectious disease outbreaks. Despite progress over the past century, many infectious diseases still need to be eradicated, including malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
- How AI can transform patient care and treatment - The World Economic ForumOnce treatments become available, we need the right intelligence to optimize effectiveness and reduce the risk of adverse effects. AI algorithms can help us get there sooner by analysing large datasets, including genetic information and medical histories, to inform treatment plans that factor in predicted outcomes and potential treatment responses.
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