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Around the world, more than 600 million people are estimated to be affected by COPD, with four million in Germany and 16 million in the US.
Visions of better healthcare for everyone versus apocalyptic predictions of dehumanised medicine. How can we prevent the dream of digitalisation for people’s good from turning into a threat or pure unrealistic futurology?
We still fail in medical data management and are not ready yet to convert data into knowledge, claimed the experts of the session “Health Anywhere, Anytime” organised this week at the HIMSS & Health 2.0 European Conference.
The EC2VC pitch competition saw startups and SMEs pitch their solutions in front of a jury of digital health investors from Europe and beyond.
Cross-sector collaboration creates enormous potential for people-centred healthcare innovations, but there are challenges to be overcome.
Over 360 eHealth professionals in Europe took part in the survey carried out earlier this year.
Digital health experts discuss how technology is being used in every situation from helping refugees to providing consultations in self-driving cars.
With smart baby scales, a German startup now wants to tackle problems in the postnatal phase - and create more accurate comparative data worldwide.
The Swiss Healthcare Startups association wants to better connect the Swiss healthcare market and promote young entrepreneurs.
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John Fowler, deputy information security officer at Henry Ford Health System
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