Artificial intelligence (AI), a constellation of technologies that enables machines to simulate human cognitive functions and with the potential of radically transforming any industry into which it is integrated is being currently slowly deployed int...
Introduction of most sophisticated sensor-based solutions in adult diapers and ostomy bags leading to better care for patients and the development of implantable devices for the treatment of incontinence and ostomy are the leading innovations. ...
Various diagnostic radioisotopes are in phase III clinical trials and are expected to be commercialized in the coming years which includes I-123, Zr-89, Ac-225, Ra-224, I-125, Cu-64 and others....
Technological advancements such as biosticker, artificial intelligence (AI), wearable patient monitoring devices, functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), a tricorder phototype for diagnosis and monitoring of multi-parameter, smart speakers for...
The contract biomanufacturers, who provide biopharmaceutical manufacturing services on a fee for service basis, have been quick in the implementation of continuous biomanufacturing to improve scalability and quality of the products produced, in the e...
To meet the persistently elevating demands of easy to use and patient centric structural heart devices with minimal traumatizing effects, reduced infection risk rates, accelerated recovery rates and better therapeutic outcomes, companies and research...
The innovative technologies improved all aspects in cell line development, allowing for higher productivity levels and expression of proteins previously not eligible for manufacturing such as complex, non-natural or difficult-to-express proteins and ...
Patient monitoring devices are the systems used for monitoring physiological signals including blood pressure, oxygen saturation, body temperature, heart rate, blood glucose level, brain activity and other parameters to understand the health status o...
Apnea is a serious sleep disorder in which breathing stops and starts often during sleep, it results in low oxygen levels in the blood and the patient awaken several times throughout the night. Undiagnosed or untreated sleep apnea can lead to serious...
According to WHO, cancer is the second leading cause of death, in 2018, approximately 18.1 million new cases were reported and it leads to an estimated 9.6 million deaths. A key factor contributing to the dramatic rise in cancer cases is an increase ...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) or telehealth is a digital technology that enables patient monitoring in the absence of physicians in care settings such as home and remote areas. This technology collects medical and other forms of health data from pa...
Multi-parameter patient monitoring equipment are used to examine the vital signs of patients suffering from critical illness, these devices are designed to give the number of information sets on one screen to understand the patient’s condition....