Lukas Hainz

Lukas Hainz

Biopharma Innovation Specialist
Lukas Hainz specializes in biopharmaceutical research and development. He unpacks research from clinical trials and explores regulatory affairs implications on the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on innovative therapies and patent development.
Curitics Taps John Gorman to Bolster Health Tech Strategy
Management & Administration Curitics Taps John Gorman to Bolster Health Tech Strategy

In the rapidly evolving landscape of American healthcare, where the transition to value-based care models places immense pressure on providers and health plans, the integration of deep policy expertise with cutting-edge technology is no longer an advantage but a necessity. Curitics Health

Could This Device End Repeat Breast Cancer Surgeries?
Management & Administration Could This Device End Repeat Breast Cancer Surgeries?

For the tens of thousands of individuals undergoing breast-conserving surgery each year, the procedure represents a critical step toward recovery, but it often comes with a significant and distressing uncertainty. The goal of a lumpectomy is to remove the cancerous tumor along with a small margin

Report Reveals Deepening Elderly Care Crisis in South Korea
Care Providers Report Reveals Deepening Elderly Care Crisis in South Korea

A comprehensive new analysis has cast a harsh light on the rapidly escalating crisis within South Korea's elderly care system, revealing a critical failure to keep pace with a senior population that has swelled to over 10 million. The report, titled the "2025 Elderly Care Gap Index," meticulously

De Leon Redefines Corporate Wellness in the Philippines
Care Providers De Leon Redefines Corporate Wellness in the Philippines

In the Philippines, the traditional corporate approach to employee health, once a reactive measure addressing illness as it arose, is undergoing a profound transformation into a strategic imperative focused on proactive and holistic well-being. This paradigm shift reflects a growing understanding

Fixing Prior Authorization Starts With Providers
Management & Administration Fixing Prior Authorization Starts With Providers

The persistent friction of prior authorization has long been a source of frustration within the American healthcare system, often creating significant delays in patient care and burying clinicians under a mountain of administrative tasks. While the prevailing narrative has frequently positioned

FDA Approves First At-Home Device for Depression
Tech & Innovation FDA Approves First At-Home Device for Depression

Introduction The landscape of mental health treatment is undergoing a significant transformation, moving beyond traditional pharmaceuticals to embrace innovative technological solutions that offer new hope for millions. In a landmark decision, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has

Is Evidence-Based Medicine Built on a Flawed Foundation?
Clinical & Pharma Is Evidence-Based Medicine Built on a Flawed Foundation?

A significant critique with far-reaching implications for medical research and clinical practice has exposed profound methodological flaws in a widely referenced meta-analysis, igniting an urgent conversation about the very bedrock of modern healthcare. The research, conducted by K. Pai, A. Raghav,

Can a Supply Chain Director Redefine Care?
Management & Administration Can a Supply Chain Director Redefine Care?

In the complex and often chaotic environment of modern healthcare, the spotlight naturally falls on the physicians and nurses who deliver direct patient care, but behind every successful clinical outcome is a network of unseen support systems working in perfect concert. The true strength of a

Predicting Outbreaks by Understanding Seasonal Cycles
Clinical & Pharma Predicting Outbreaks by Understanding Seasonal Cycles

Infectious diseases often follow a surprisingly predictable calendar, with outbreaks of illnesses like influenza and dengue fever recurring at the same time each year like clockwork. This phenomenon is driven by seasonal epidemiology cycles, which are the rhythmic fluctuations in disease

Atrium Health Floyd Wins $75K Grant for Community Care
Management & Administration Atrium Health Floyd Wins $75K Grant for Community Care

In an era where healthcare is increasingly understood to extend far beyond the confines of a clinic or hospital, addressing the foundational barriers to wellness has become a critical priority for communities across the nation. For many families, particularly in rural and underserved areas,

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