Google recently introduced a healthcare dashboard for better data visualisation. Apple is researching hearing loss. Litmaps is wonderful for researchers and medical education might change.
It seems like we’re collecting and analysing data on every step of our way. The biggest opportunity for public health screening programs lies in wide-spread data collection and analysis.
Medical school teaches us there are in vitro and in vivo clinical trials. But the trend is going towards in silico - trials without human patients.
Coding doesn't appear to have a lot in common with medicine. But the pandemic is showing us how valuable this knowledge is. This issue attempts to look at why coding is so beneficial for medical students and doctors.
Scientists were trying to solve this one problem for 50 years. And we have the privilege to live in an era in which it was solved. Scientists can now computationally determine the 3D structures of proteins.
Blockchain is a technology full of hype. It's being applied everywhere, even if that's unnecessary and inefficient. This issue makes it more sane.
Sleep is our superpower. Sleep tech is more accessible than ever. And the lockdowns are the perfect time to manage and improve our sleep. But for that, we need data.
Diabetes prevalence is already a pandemic and it will just get worse. Doctors alone don't stand a chance against ever growing numbers of diabetics. Tech might be the answer.
Wellness as a service (WaaS) is fitness and wellness on your phone, on-demand. The popularity and options just grew during the pandemic.
There's no dilemma about social media. It can be great, but it's also incredibly addicting and can have serious health consequences. On top of that, our privacy is at stake.
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