Today we're joined by James Maitland, a leading expert in the application of robotics and IoT in medicine. With a deep passion for leveraging technology to enhance healthcare, he has been at the forefront of analyzing the trajectory of wearable health devices. His work provides critical insight
A remarkable duality defined the global health landscape in 2025, a year that simultaneously witnessed historic triumphs over infectious diseases and the deepening of crises that threaten to unravel decades of progress. While nations celebrated unprecedented victories in public health, the very
The devastating floodwaters from Hurricane Helene that inundated a North Carolina manufacturing plant did more than just damage equipment; they severed a critical artery in the nation's healthcare system, immediately halting the production of 60% of the IV fluids used in U.S. hospitals. This single
Within the ostensibly sterile and life-saving environments of American hospitals and clinics, a financial model fundamentally at odds with the mission of patient care has taken root, transforming centers of healing into instruments for rapid and often ruthless profit extraction. The escalating
The discovery that an implanted or life-sustaining medical device is faulty currently triggers a recall process that can be dangerously slow, relying on communication methods that often fail to reach patients and providers in a timely manner. To address this critical gap in patient safety,
The intricate and high-stakes process of bringing new medicines to market is undergoing a profound transformation, driven not by a single breakthrough but by the steady integration of specialized technology into every facet of clinical research. What was once a field heavily reliant on manual data
