Chris Lo

All articles by Chris Lo

1. Debate: can Alexa be trusted with our health questions?

   Chloe Kent: Alexa could be a powerful weapon against fake news in health Misinformation about diseases and how to treat…
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   29 Oct
2. Ready player one: booting up the prescription video game

   When it comes to child development, video games have long been targeted as part of the problem. In the public…
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   1 Oct
3. A trick of the light: photodynamic therapy illuminates healthcare

   Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is not a new innovation in the medical space. Early forms of the technique have been in…
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   7 Aug
4. Hidden figures: lifting the lid on medical device failure reporting

   For the last year or more, there has been unprecedented global scrutiny around the regulation of medical devices. While pre-market…
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   24 Jun
5. Israel: a medtech innovation hub for the world

   In the late 90s, Toronto native Dr Morry Blumenfeld was mulling the prospect of retirement after 35 illustrious years at…
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   19 Jun
6. Is software a blind spot for the medical device industry?

   As the provision of healthcare continues its transition towards preventative care, medical device software and complex algorithms have formed the…
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   1 May
7. Virtual pain relief: could VR start a rehab revolution?

   Although virtual reality (VR) in various forms has been rattling around the consumer and industrial markets for several decades, the…
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   27 Mar
8. Roche’s cobas pro: the automated lab

   Behind the scenes at hospitals, health centres and private facilities all over the world, hundreds of thousands of medical laboratory…
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   25 Mar
9. The high-tech hunt for new biomarkers

   If modern drug discovery is a game of needles and haystacks, researchers need every bit of help they can get…
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   21 Feb
10. Democratising data: the key to better healthcare?

    In the age of information, it’s easy to forget a time when ‘health data’ was limited to scrawls on paper…
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    11 Feb