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.
Use of AI on the Rise in Sports and Healthcare
Editorial Use of AI on the Rise in Sports and Healthcare

Trust in artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining ground in more than one sector. After healthcare and prevention, it started spreading to tennis courts. Novac Djokovic is one of the best tennis players in the world, but it definitely took some time and effort to reach the top. His success was not

5G Health Concerns: Should We Be Worried?
Editorial 5G Health Concerns: Should We Be Worried?

5G brings lightning-fast internet and is said to be revolutionary for powering new technologies like self-driving cars, advanced augmented, and virtual reality experiences.  “With a massive amount of antennas—tens to hundreds of antennas at each base station—you can serve many different users at the

Neuroscience and AI—The ups and downs
Editorial Neuroscience and AI—The ups and downs

The human brain is known as ‘nature’s most sophisticated computer’. Yet, it is still susceptible to error, damage, and disease. Given the advanced technologies that keep developing, there are various questions inevitably raised: What if we could build a synthetic brain with all the intelligent human

5G—The Fuel Healthcare Needs to Thrive
Editorial 5G—The Fuel Healthcare Needs to Thrive

It’s more than a buzzword, the next “G” or a network technology upgrade. 5G—the latest generation of cellular mobile communications—is set to unlock a new era of healthcare with smart, connected solutions for medical providers, device manufacturers, payers, researchers, and patients. Robot-assisted

Can New Technologies Diagnose Old Issues for the Healthcare Industry?
Editorial Can New Technologies Diagnose Old Issues for the Healthcare Industry?

The benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics in medicine can be divided into three groups: increased efficiency and productivity by optimizing clinical processes and allowing doctors to concentrate their full attention on the patients; improved patient experience by avoiding

Mental health, online therapy and the risk of tech addiction
Editorial Mental health, online therapy and the risk of tech addiction

Online mental health services are globally on the rise, counting even cases where studies report that online therapy managed to beat medication in results. Many online sources on remote therapy come from Australia, where it is easy to see how the geographical considerations may have fueled this

How’s your vision? Tiny robots can make it better
Editorial How’s your vision? Tiny robots can make it better

Letting revolutionary technology into medical procedures is a gradual process. Due to the fact that the trial and error method is rarely an option in health care, all modern tech needs to be properly validated and tested. The road from concept to commercial availability is long and sometimes

High blood pressure – a genetic approach
Editorial High blood pressure – a genetic approach

There is a certain standard procedure when patients come in with high blood pressure. Besides inquiring about lifestyle choices, doctors run specific tests. Depending on the test results, the possible most frequent causes are ruled out one by one. When these tests do not point out the cause of HBP,

Low sodium intake – what are the risks?
Editorial Low sodium intake – what are the risks?

Salt is traditionally associated with flavor, aroma, dynamism and generally with a state of well-being. “The salt of life” translates into the extra-value that improves all the other elements in someone’s life. Yet  our society declared a war on salt (sodium intake) in alimentation. This is due to t

Do you really know what hyponatremia is?
Editorial Do you really know what hyponatremia is?

With the summer stretching out in front of us, it may be useful to note that there is such a thing as drinking too much water. When the online media dubbed hyponatremia as water intoxication , they actually considered just one of the three causes of this syndrome. It is nevertheless useful to pay

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