MEDICINE & HEALTHAs more focus shifts to modernizing new platform solutions and leaner approaches, product managers are leading the way. Amitkumar Vijaykumar Hundekari has been working in these roles for over 10 years, giving him a unique perspective of having seen technology's evolution over the last decade.
This article explores the science behind permafrost, the mechanisms enabling the survival of ancient pathogens, and the alarming discoveries of megaviruses from Siberian permafrost, some dating back nearly 50,000 years.
For Jerry John Thayil, health has always been much more complicated than an annual check-up or the sum of physical activity, nutrition, and psychological wellness; it's about the emotional and social components that shape how individuals and communities thrive.
Virtual nursing involves delivering care remotely, whether that is through a screen in the patient's room, working from home to deal with the administrative side of a nurse's job, or offering advice to less experienced nurses.
Secretive experiments on monkeys—involving dangerous pathogens like the Zika virus—have come to light after dozens of monkeys escaped the facility in November.
In 2017, a groundbreaking idea was born out of necessity and innovation. QC Kinetix, a company focused on non-surgical regenerative medicine, had yet to open one single clinic, but the early founders recognized a pressing need for natural biologic treatments.
Let's be honest: the whole "one-size-fits-all" approach to health is absurd. We're all different—our genes, our lifestyles, our goals. Yet, so many health programs treat us like clones. That's where Holiverse steps in, shaking up the wellness world with its innovative, two-pronged strategy: VitaliQ and HolistiQ.
The cost to develop a new drug can reach as high as $2.5 billion, with 90% of candidates ultimately failing in clinical trials. However, with trillions of potential candidates in the chemical space, the challenge remains: how do we efficiently identify the most promising compounds for further exploration?
Every year, numerous new advances in medical science are announced, often with much fanfare. However, the actual, on-the-ground clinical practice often doesn't move at the same rapid pace. This is because doctors, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other medical practitioners tend to stick to what they have been trained on.