World Menstrual Hygiene Day: Women’s Health gets a boost with the launch of ‘Nyra’ app. The app empowers women in Asia and the Middle East to manage their feminine health
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The healthcare industry has benefitted tremendously from the advances in the digital age. As a result, vast progress has been made in research and development, with various aspects of digital technology being used for research and development of new drugs, medical equipment, etc, and furthering the healthcare industry.
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Medtech is getting all the attention from the government under Make in India 2.0 and the sector is looking to grow from the current $5.2 billion to $9.6 billion by 2022
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Imagine the future. It’s year 2050 and Mrs Gupta is sitting on her couch talking to her friends about this amazing new treatment she is using to alleviate her knee pain. She talks about a new mobile app that her physician has prescribed, which has a combination of videos and games guiding her to perform targeted exercises or joint movements. The app comes along with a Bluetooth-enabled band to be placed on her joints to measure the joint movement during exercise and ensure precision.
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Great minds often tend to change the world with just one invention. Water, air, time and space have been conquered. Medicine has transformed human lives. In the words of Hippocrates, medicines can declare the past, diagnose the present and foretell the future.
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The Atellica® Solution from Siemens Healthineers expedites delivery of patient results with world’s first patented, bi-directional magnetic sample transport IVD analytical systems. It reduces errors and enables immediate priority sample management & offers unprecedented flexibility to future proof labs, helping manage operations and deliver results efficiently
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Philips launches EPIQ CVx, keeping its commitment with cardiologists to provide tailored applications for diagnostic, pediatric and interventional echocardiography. EPIQ CVx features faster data processing, sharper imaging, robust automated quantification powered by anatomical intelligence and customizable exam tools designed to help cardiologists deliver better care for their patients
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Artificial intelligence-based Indian health-tech company Niramai announced that it will build on their current Thermalytix technology for controlling spread of River Blindness. This project is being supported by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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