INDUSTRY EXPERT ARTICLES

Frank Amato writes, "It is predicted that by 2050, there will be approximately 153 million people globally with an Alzheimer's Disease diagnosis. This awareness month is dedicated to enhancing widespread understanding of the disease, showing compassion toward those with AD, and giving patients and their families hope."

In the age of pandemics, how can we fix our hospital capacity problem? Ms. Herzlinger dives right in with solutions.

Age-related physiological changes can impact a person’s ability to remain hydrated, such as a decline in kidney function and worse. A biomarker-sensing platform makes it possible to measure hydration noninvasively and constantly. It can recommend real-time steps for managing hydration in older people according to their particular needs. Read on.

Jason DiBona provides in-depth details on reducing hospital-acquired infections with Improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). What hospitals and healthcare institutions need to know.

CEO and Founder of Theradaptive, sets out how current limitations in medical device biologic delivery may soon be a thing of the past.

Blake Richard addresses challenges in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease and how AI-Powered Imaging is stepping up to the plate, not only to diagnose but treat CVD.

Palak Shah writes "For decades, fiscal pressures on hospitals have come from all sides. Persistent downward limitations on pricing brought on by payers, the movement toward more accountable, value-based care, and budgetary restrictions from state and federal government programs." Read her expert advice.

As healthcare practitioners become more accustomed to surgical robots, they are seeing more and more revolutionary possibilities for their application, as well as connecting with both academic researchers and industry to put their ideas into real-world practice. Read on.

Within radiology, workforce challenges are particularly severe as the workforce has not grown in line with the significant increased demand for medical imaging. Medical advances have meant that there has been a rapid increase in the number and complexity of scans but not enough radiographers to perform the scans or radiologists to report them. Read what Dr Farzana Rahman has to say.