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If you're a medical student or doctor with a passion for tech, you'll love it. If you're just a curious visitor, you'll be fascinated.

What is Digital Health?

Digital health is using new technologies to make healthcare more personalised, precise and accessible.

At the same time, it's allowing doctors to get better insights, more data and treat patients better.

There's no denying that this is the future healthcare is developing towards. And that's why it's so useful to follow this field.

Who's behind it?

Hey there, I'm Martin.

I'm a medical student from Slovenia, who's passionate about publishing, tech and web development. I like to think Medical Notes is the intersection of my passions.

I created it because that's what's been missing in my med student life.

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What people say about it?

"A really interesting mix of the latest in clinical medicine, scientific research and digital health." - Edmund Farrar MD, Oto Health

"Deep dives into everything that’s not medicine, but is related to it. The quality is incredible." - Mustafa Sultan, Big Picture Medicine podcast

"It’s a perfect blend of digital health and everything else." - Paulina Cecuła, Medical Student