Julia Lainster

Julia Lainster

HealthTech Solutions Expert
Julia Lainster is an expert in Healthtech with a focus on electronic health records, interoperability standards, and cybersecurity. Her content is geared toward industry leaders and organizations seeking to leverage technology to improve efficiency, accuracy, and security in healthcare delivery. Julia aims to drive digital transformation and innovation in Healthtech.
COVID-19, the Second Leading Cause of Death in September
Editorial COVID-19, the Second Leading Cause of Death in September

The COVID-19 pandemic is the most serious healthcare crisis in recent years, so it comes as no surprise that many people in the US and abroad are still losing the battle with the virus that is spreading this disease. However, with vaccines now highly available across the country, many are left

AR/MR/VR and Their Healthcare Benefits
Editorial AR/MR/VR and Their Healthcare Benefits

One of the five tech trends that supports healthcare in 2021 includes augmented and virtual reality. Today, virtual healthcare practices and methods have changed our perception of the medical industry. With technology at the fingertips of medical facilities, innovations are breaking limits and

Digital healthcare: why are supercomputers important?
Editorial Digital healthcare: why are supercomputers important?

It was only a few months ago that NVIDIA announced to build the UK’s most powerful supercomputer to help AI research in healthcare. Why is this important? The system, Cambridge-1, is planned to be used for projects that strive for better patient care, diagnosis, and delivery of critical medicines a

Why integrative medicine may be the future of healthcare
Editorial Why integrative medicine may be the future of healthcare

2020 has taught us several lessons and that when the body suffers, the mind suffers as well. It also underlined the acute need for a more equitable, more sustainable, and healthier environment . Moreover, physical and psychological well-being go hand in hand. So, is treating a patient as a whole

Personal Ownership and Crisis Management in 2020
Editorial Personal Ownership and Crisis Management in 2020

According to the CDC, the SARS-CoV-2 infection rates have been leveling since May. Thanks to the drastic isolation measures, we now have no idea how this situation will evolve. The accumulated global restrictions that governments have imposed in the first quarter of 2020 may have suppressed the

Smart Toilets Are Revealing the Health Data That Wearables Can’t
Editorial Smart Toilets Are Revealing the Health Data That Wearables Can’t

The secret lies not in treating diseases when they appear, but in preventing them before they take over your immune system. It’s not enough to eat well and live a healthy life if you don’t pay close attention to what’s happening inside your body. But the reality is that in today’s hectic world it’s

Coronavirus Is Causing Panic Despite Low Fatality Rate
Editorial Coronavirus Is Causing Panic Despite Low Fatality Rate

As the new coronavirus outbreak spreads across China and several other countries around the world, fear, rumors, and speculations follow. However, the current scientific data does not support the alternative theories disseminated online. Even though this virus is new, event though evidence shows it

How brain training and enhanced resilience may reduce anxiety
Editorial How brain training and enhanced resilience may reduce anxiety

We live in a society that collectively suffers from anxiety. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in 13 individuals suffers from anxiety, with one in four adults experiencing a phase of anxiety during their lifetime. Anxiety is one of most common mental health problems and it often

3 Trends That Are Currently Guiding Healthcare Marketing
Editorial 3 Trends That Are Currently Guiding Healthcare Marketing

Retail, banking, technology, and consumer goods aren’t the only sectors facing marketing challenges in today’s business landscape. The age of the consumer is also creating difficulties for healthcare companies that are looking for effective methods to stay relevant and useful.  In this highly impo

Why Do Some People Need More Sleep Than Others?
Editorial Why Do Some People Need More Sleep Than Others?

A constant need for more sleep can be a sign that something is wrong. But it can also signify a myriad of other things. Most adults can get by with seven or eight hours of sleep per night, according to Ronald Chervin, director of the Sleep Disorders Center at the University of Michigan. But some

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