It’s about one year since the SARS-CoV-2 was first identified. And I know we’ve been reading and hearing about it from all perspectives. Even on several occasions in my newsletters. There’s been a lot of hype in those issues. Now it’s time to sober up a bit!
Estonia offers an enormous amount of innovation and implementation in digital health. This issue tackles automation, blockchain, vaccines and prescriptions.
Germany and Sweden are some of the world's most advanced countries in digital health. It's only right to analyse them in detail.
Virtual care took a steep and unexpected turn during the pandemic. As a result, the changes will not go away so easily. And that's a good thing.
With the exams in full swing, I once again opted in for a little shorter version. This time it's about exercise data and medical startups.
How to educate about rare diseases, what happened in tech during COVID-19, how we can easily disinfect rooms and a story about face masks.
There’s something about nutrition, much about tech and a couple of things about hallucinations, animations and sleep.
A Nazi atlas still in use, an app to improve hearing, precision medicine in cancer treatment, cyclists' metabolomics and coronavirus mutations.
This one includes a baffling case about age, Paris climate agreement, Bill Gates, protests in the US and drones in Rwanda.
Population growth, a video of Angela Merkel, the economy, chocolate and some thoughts on research and education.
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