The German DiGA (CE-marked medical device) market has started to establish itself, Dr Florian Koerber, an expert with Flying Health, writes in the column at Tagesspiegel (link…
Professor Jochen Hampe, Else Kröner Fresenius Center for Digital Health, TU Dresden, and Dr Georg Heidenreich, Quality Manager, Siemens Healthcare GmbH provided an interview to Medica (link…
CIFS Health cooperates with COCIR, one of the eldest medical trade associations in Europe, to formulate an industrial strategy to increase resilience. Read the interview with the COCIR chairman on lessons learnt, new values, and future aims of European medtech
The ability to look into your bones without invasive operations, the ability to peer back in time. Health data from flat screens onto and into a patient's body
AR is already in dentist clinics, nursing, medical imaging and education, pediatrics, remote surgeries. In the future, AR is likely to be taken out of operating rooms onto smartphones. Patients will see how time and unhealthy lifestyles may affect their bodies
surgical robots, therapeutic robots, social robots, what will they be able to in future healthcare? Will we accept it?
How do Europeans understand digital health? How it came about and developed, where are we now and what to expect. Major stakholders of the European digital health and startups
Pills with cameras and clinical grade wearables to communicate with your lifestyle smartwatches. IoMT classification and advantages, the second text in the series on the Internet of Medical Things
Robotic surgery, ingestible sensors, connected inhalers and contact lenses. Depression, hygiene, heart-rate, glucose monitoring. Motivation and analytics. Internet of Medical Things provides it all and can do more, if identified challenges are addressed
The first in the series on IoMT where we look into key enablers to the global ecosystem of interconnected medical devices that talk to each other over internet
