Editorial

CRISPR technology on the verge of ethics
Editorial CRISPR technology on the verge of ethics

Biotech companies that operate in genome editing are on a rush to keep pace with the way this technology is gaining momentum. Although the core of this genetic engineering technique is still highly disputable from an ethical point of view, it is nevertheless an extremely attractive field.

Do you know who might steal your healthcare data?
Editorial Do you know who might steal your healthcare data?

Smartphones and phone-connected wearables are increasingly capable of collecting data on individuals and their environment via high-tech sensors. From heart rate, pulse, and body temperature to location, air quality, humidity and other relevant characteristics, the tiny elements embedded in our

Biobetters – why there is a need for them
Editorial Biobetters – why there is a need for them

Perhaps you remember how biosimilars are similar drugs to biopharmaceuticals. Biosimilars employ biosimilar approval pathways. These pathways are necessary in order to allow the manufacturing of these versions of the original drug. The approval depends on the expiration date of the exclusivity.

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

First DeepLearning healthcare functionality approved because it matched humans
Editorial First DeepLearning healthcare functionality approved because it matched humans

AI-based technologies are the next big wave in what tech progress is concerned. IBM’s Watson and Google’s DeepMind lead the way in terms of valid, commercial products. This means that subsequent products manage to actually reach the market. These results serve both as a showcase of the AI-involved

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

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