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Apps interpreting data from wearable devices are helping people to live better

por Sdli Scouter | May 2, 2022 | Prevention, Sector and Trends

Summary: «Device manufacturers, for their part, are starting to realise that when it comes to giving people health data, less is sometimes more. Many people are happier when they are simply told whether things are fine or not, rather than being flooded with all sorts...

Biological age diagnostics: Deep Longevity and digital health

por Sdli Scouter | May 2, 2022 | Diagnostic Tools, Sector and Trends

Summary: «The surge in technological innovation so far in the 21st century has made people more connected than ever before. New tech is also providing innovative solutions to help improve health. Known as digital health, technology is making health more democratized...

Council Post: Digital Healthcare Ecosystems Are Changing Healthcare As We Know It

por Sdli Scouter | Abr 29, 2022 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «Nicholas Domnisch is the CEO & Partner of EE Solutions, an NYC-based software development agency empowering innovation in digital health.» «From the world’s first email to the advent of TikTok, we have all witnessed the internet mature. As it has, many...

The Future Of Well-Tech: From Health Tracking To Bio-Streaming And Feeling Good

por Sdli Scouter | Abr 29, 2022 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «Hapbee CEO. Expert in building world-class, high-growth companies in mobility, tech, e-commerce, telecom and fashion retail.» «According to McKinsey & Company, wellness is a $1.5 trillion market. Well-tech has long been a hotspot of innovation within it....

Smart Pills: The Next Frontier Of IoT-Enhanced Medical Care

por Sdli Scouter | Abr 29, 2022 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «Smart pills will improve the quality of diagnostics and treatment for patients. At the same time, certain issues need to be sorted before such IoT-based medicines can be adopted extensively in healthcare.» «Despite the vast progress made in healthcare...
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