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While the rising rate of syphilis infections represents a very important and serious public health concern, GlobalData does not expect that this sexual health crisis will have as strong an...
With the legalisation of cannabis in Canada, interest has grown internationally, extending far beyond the North American borders into both Europe and Asia-Pacific.
Minimally invasive surgeries have spurred a growth in procedures, especially for patients with conditions that are difficult to treat, such as osteoarthritis.
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of dermatology could provide significant benefit to both patients and dermatologists alike. Not only does AI in dermatology have potential in...
Osteoarthritis is highly prevalent amongst the global population, with over 20 million patients estimated to be affected in the US alone.
Wearable technology is quickly advancing into healthcare and diagnostics, where Apple recently announced that 400,000 participants were enrolled in the Apple Heart trial, a study aimed at screening atrial fibrillation.
Medical devices generate huge amounts of essential, timely data that can have significant clinical impact. New technologies make it possible to effectively capture this data; however, discovering new actionable insights...
Until we have found a replacement for a living organism that shares 98% of its DNA with humans, has a whole organ system with pulmonary and circulatory structures and can...
In this issue: Transporting human organs for transplant, reprocessed single-use devices, regulating 3D printed devices, plus the latest comment and analysis from GlobalData’s healthcare experts.
The digital health space is fast growing and promises to revolutionise healthcare access and provision globally.
