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.
DHL Boosts Healthcare Logistics With New Center and Acquisition
Care Providers DHL Boosts Healthcare Logistics With New Center and Acquisition

In the intricate and highly regulated world of healthcare, the journey of a life-saving medication or a critical medical device from manufacturer to patient is fraught with challenges, where a single delay or temperature deviation can have profound consequences. Responding to this high-stakes

NICE Approves Eight Asthma Apps for NHS Trial
Tech & Innovation NICE Approves Eight Asthma Apps for NHS Trial

In a significant move toward modernizing chronic disease management, England’s health technology assessment agency has provisionally endorsed a suite of digital tools designed to empower individuals living with asthma, a condition that poses daily challenges for millions. The National Institute for

Can New Drug Pacts End Patient Uncertainty?
Clinical & Pharma Can New Drug Pacts End Patient Uncertainty?

A new generation of pharmaceutical trade agreements is fundamentally reshaping the landscape of global healthcare, moving beyond abstract economic frameworks to become practical, patient-centric instruments designed to directly enhance the accessibility, affordability, and predictability of

Why Is the CDC Sidelining Vaccines Experts Call Crucial?
Clinical & Pharma Why Is the CDC Sidelining Vaccines Experts Call Crucial?

With the federal government dramatically altering its guidance on childhood immunizations, the landscape of pediatric care has been thrown into uncertainty. We sat down with a leading expert in public health and infectious disease to unpack what this shift means for parents, doctors, and the health

Do Wearables Help or Harm Your Well-Being?
Tech & Innovation Do Wearables Help or Harm Your Well-Being?

The sensation of a post-workout high, once a purely physical and emotional experience, is now frequently amplified and validated by the quantifiable data glowing on a wrist-worn device. This modern obsession with personal biometrics has transformed how we perceive our own health, creating a

Iowa PA Law Challenges GoTo Telemed's Supervision Model
Tech & Innovation Iowa PA Law Challenges GoTo Telemed's Supervision Model

The rapid expansion of platform-based telehealth has created a significant legal gray area where technological convenience clashes directly with state-specific professional regulations, leaving practitioners to navigate a complex and high-stakes compliance landscape. For Physician Assistants (PAs)

Will DEA's Telehealth Extension Become Permanent?
Tech & Innovation Will DEA's Telehealth Extension Become Permanent?

In a move that brought both widespread relief and sharp criticism across the healthcare industry, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) once again extended crucial telehealth prescribing flexibilities for controlled substances, narrowly averting a crisis for countless patients dependent on

Is Florida's Medical Freedom Act a Risk to Public Health?
Management & Administration Is Florida's Medical Freedom Act a Risk to Public Health?

A sweeping legislative proposal in Florida, known as the "Health Care Medical Freedom Act," is poised to fundamentally reshape the relationship between patients, healthcare providers, and public health mandates across the state. The bill, filed as HB 917 by Republican Representative Jeff Holcomb,

New Field Redefines the Science of Patient Survival
Clinical & Pharma New Field Redefines the Science of Patient Survival

A critical question is now reshaping how the medical community approaches patient care after a diagnosis, challenging a long-held assumption that the rules of disease prevention also apply to disease survival. For decades, research has focused intensely on identifying risk factors to help healthy

Rethinking Health IT: What Modern Leaders Must Get Right
Editorial Rethinking Health IT: What Modern Leaders Must Get Right

When a ransomware strike locks an Electronic Health Record or a compromised device stops care, lives are at risk. An American Hospital Association survey found that 74% of hospitals reported impacts on direct patient care following a cyberattack. Still, many organizations treat cybersecurity as

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