2020 was hit by a pandemic and it sent the world in a state of shock. Technology in medicine was forced to adapt and improve as quickly as ever before.
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!
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Estonia offers an enormous amount of innovation and implementation in digital health. This issue tackles automation, blockchain, vaccines and prescriptions.
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Germany and Sweden are some of the world's most advanced countries in digital health. It's only right to analyse them in detail.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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There’s something about nutrition, much about tech and a couple of things about hallucinations, animations and sleep.
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A Nazi atlas still in use, an app to improve hearing, precision medicine in cancer treatment, cyclists' metabolomics and coronavirus mutations.
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This one includes a baffling case about age, Paris climate agreement, Bill Gates, protests in the US and drones in Rwanda.
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Population growth, a video of Angela Merkel, the economy, chocolate and some thoughts on research and education.
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Plant-based diet, share some resources about people that help during the pandemic and in the end touch on the potential of quantum computing in medicine.
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Wearables tracking sleep, digital medicine, the flu and its vaccines, a great emptiness and a holistic approach to medicine.
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Misinformation and eLearning during coronavirus, blood pressure, fructose gene and the effect of alcohol on sleep.
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