All articles by Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe is a freelance journalist, and has written about mental health, fertility, and new pharmaceutical discoveries. In her reporting, she explores people in the healthcare industry and the wider world from scientific, sociological, legal, technological, environmental and leadership perspectives.
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
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AI prompts wave of medical tourism
In the post-Covid landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) leverages calls for data analysis, targeted advertisements and optimal organisation within the medical tourism sector.
Newborn genome testing expands
Embarking on rapid whole genome sequencing for children and babies
Understanding updates on medical device labelling
As new regulatory requirements demand understanding and action from global manufacturers, the healthcare sector seeks to foster collaboration and explore consistency throughout global supply chains.
Nanotech knowledge grows to progress tuberculosis treatment
Novel applications offer opportunity to eradicate tuberculosis
Sterilisation innovation to prioritise patient safety
Medical device sterilisation without ethylene oxide (EtO).
Self-powered drug delivery systems: a medical breakthrough?
Traditional drug delivery systems may become outdated as the potential for patient-powered medication management emerges.
Lack of trust in AI-led electronic health systems remains
The implementation science of AI needs better understanding
Cervical cancer technologies emerge to support screening
New tech centres on empowerment, equity and the elimination of cervical cancer
Overturning Roe: Impact on IVF treatment technologies
What may Roe versus Wade mean for reproductive tech?
Diabetes devices: Easing the burden of care for women
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe reports on how digital technologies are assisting women with diabetes.