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With the "new normal", health tech is more important than ever.
1. Optimize for Alignment, Not Control. Great Leaders Serve. And More Startup Mantras :-)
Leadership is a craft, like medicine, writing, and bricklaying. Mantras can help you develop yours by signposting the way to deep truths.
2. An Evidence-Based Guide to Nootropics and Cognitive Enhancement [Comic]
After years of listening to people preach misinformed rubbish about nootropics and cognitive enhancement, I decided to do the responsible thing and write a comic to preach myself.
3. New Tech Breakthrough in Cancer Research Targets Only Cancer Cells
A new technological cancer research breakthrough presented at ASCO 2022 promises precision targeting of cancer cells and eliminating of terrible side effects.
4. The $12.6 Million "Patient Zero": Healthcare’s Identity Crisis
Healthcare breaches hit a $12.6M record in 2026. Discover how "Synthetic Patients" and AI-driven identity fraud are breaking the medical system's trust.
5. Successful Integration of Personal Medical Devices with Mobile Telemedicine Application
Personal medical device integration with telemedicine application
6. Why It's Important for Patients to Have Access to Their Medical Records
Why It's Important for Patients to Have Access to Their Medical Records
7. Top Healthcare Software Development Companies
Technology influences all aspects of human life, and healthcare is no exception. The rapid technological evolution makes hospitals and other healthcare providers look for solutions that simplify and accelerate their routine.
8. AI in Fitness: Top 10 AI-based Personal Trainers
Health is wealth- we all refer to this old saying to highlight the importance of health and fitness in our lives. But how many of us do actually have a fitness routine? Digging deeper into the facts; approximately 3/4th of adults worldwide do not exercise at all. In fact, inadequate physical activity has been identified as one of the main risk factors of death worldwide over the past decade.
9. Hacking the Digestive System With Probiotics
A look at hacking the digestive system through the use of probiotics.
10. Hacking Weight Loss Once And For All [Infographic]
A new approach to weight loss is necessary that can help people where they are in their weight loss for the long term.
11. Developing a Patient-Friendly EHR Platform: A Healthcare Case Study by Maruti Techlabs
Here's how Maruti Techlabs digitized the entire patient journey for a client, from appointment booking to virtual doctor consultations to doorstep medicine deli
12. Beyond Wellness: How Femtech is Shaping the Future of Women's Healthcare
Explore the rapid evolution of Femtech, from AI innovations to empowering women's health.
13. What is the Nursing Home Staff Shortage Crisis?
A look at what is causing the nursing shortage.
14. Hacking Your Sleep for Better Quality
A look at how you can become more productive and healthy by focusing on the quality of your sleep habits and routine.
15. An Introduction to Pain Management: How To Deal With Pain
Pain can be difficult to deal with, but there are different management options for pain depending on person, gender and clinical conditions. Read about pain.
16. Is Lasta App Worth It? A Full Breakdown After a Month of Use
An honest Lasta app review after one month of use. Discover how this all-in-one wellness app combines workouts, meal planning, fasting trackers, and mindfulness
17. Understanding Continuous Glucose Monitoring: A Guide to CGM Devices
Understanding Continuous Glucose Monitoring: A Guide to CGM Devices, and how developers can build solutions on such data
18. How The Healthcare Industry Can Best Utilise Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Healthcare has more than its fair share of monotonous, time-consuming tasks that prevent employees from focusing on more productive activities.
19. The Impact, Symptoms and Management of Stress
Are you frequently feeling stressed out? If so, this article discusses some of the physiological symptoms associated with stress and offers tips for reducing
20. The Role of Big Data in Developing New Medicines
Drug development is one of the most crucial — and time-consuming — processes in medicine. Here's how big data can help.
21. How Buy Now, Pay Later Can Help You Hack Your Budget
For most people, the budget offered by BNPL is easy to stick to and offers a less stressful way to give their furry friends the treatment they deserve.
22. What is the Long-Term Impact of Living in a Technological World?
A technological world sure has its pros and cons
23. 7 Ways AI & Robotics Are Disrupting Healthcare Right Now
When thinking of robotics and AI in healthcare, robotic surgery and exoskeletons are what probably comes to mind first. Yet in reality, there’s a multitude of other ways automation and machine learning are changing medical care practices at their core.
24. Nurses Are Being Hired Like Ubers
The app lets nurses and nurse aides book individual shifts for a set number of hours with health care facilities, get paid, and move on to the next gig.
25. Revolutionizing Healthcare: Andy Schoonover's Playbook for Disrupting Entrenched Industries
Andy Schoonover is the visionary founder of CrowdHealth. He's not just building another health insurance company; he's leading a revolution.
26. COVID Vaccine Rash: Managing The Side Effects of the COVID-19 Vaccine
The COVID 19 Vaccine is associated with a rare side effect: skin rashes from the shot can occur alongside other side effects. Find out more here.
27. 10 Common Scams Targeting Healthcare Workers
With AI and telehealth advances come additional ways for scammers to target healthcare workers. Here are the most common scams.
28. Healthcare, NFTs, and the Blockchain
Can blockchain and NFTs solve long-standing problems in our healthcare industry?
29. Saving Lives Through Technology: Emergency Healthcare & 5G
It's no secret that time means everything when diagnosing and treating a patient for an illness or disease. Emergency medical services (EMS) play a critical role in treating patients who need immediate medical care, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that improving emergency healthcare processes is necessary.
30. Mahesh Kambalan on Next-Gen Healthcare Analytics
Mahesh Kambala has honed his data analytics, ETL, machine learning, and AI skills. Here, he speaks to next-gen healthcare analysis.
31. Fake TikTok Doctors (and Other Deepfake Health Scams)
Have you ever seen a doctor on TikTok promoting sketchy products? It may have been a deepfake. Here are all the details on deepfake health scams.
32. Meet SOPHIA: A Clinical Decision Support System Built with Open Source Technologies
A Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) provides the doctor with a tool that eases their work, and increases the value of the time spent with the patient.
33. Native Americans Are Less Likely To Receive Liver Transplant Than Other Racial Groups
Among Indigenous people, just nine patients were accepted for a transplant in that period for every 100 who died from liver disease.
34. This is What The Post COVID-19 World Would Look Like
There have been very few crises as global as Corona. At the time of writing this, it had affected more than 177 countries and claimed more than 32,900 lives. Some experts say we might be able to get rid of it by the summers of this year but far more believe that there’s no respite from it until a vaccine is proven successful.
35. Tech Trends Driving E-Pharmacy
In this article, I discuss some of the key tech trends in pharmaceutical e-commerce and the development of online pharmacies.
36. 7 Real-World Applications of AI in Healthcare
37. Healthcare Worker Burnout: 5 Technologies That Could Help
Many healthcare workers face burnout, and the situation is only getting worse. Here are some new and emerging technologies that might serve as a solution.
38. How AI Agents Could Have Supercharged Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Development
How AI agents could’ve helped Pfizer speed up vaccine development by designing trials, tracking research, and predicting risks.
39. The Application of Cloud Computing in the Health Care Industry
Although cloud computing isn’t something new to the healthcare industry, the industry is yet to fully utilize the potential of the cloud.
40. Visualizing Healthcare Budget using Web Scraping in Python
As the world is facing the worst pandemic ever, I was just looking at how countries spend on their healthcare infrastructure. So, I thought of doing a data visualization of the medical expense of several countries. My search led to this article, which has data from many countries for the year 2016. I did not found any authentic source for the latest year. So, we’ll continue with 2016.
41. What is a Med Tech? - All You Need To Know About The Hybrid Job
Have you ever considered a career in healthcare? Find out about a hybrid job option that gives you diverse choices and make an informed decision today.
42. How Will ChatGPT Impact Healthcare?
ChatGPT will have both positive and negative impacts on healthcare, helping in some ways but with some important drawbacks.
43. Welcome to the Roaring 2020s: The Artificial Intelligence Decade
While 2019 was a remarkable year for the AI, but the stage is all set for it to make an even deeper impact in the year 2020. This is not being said by us!
44. What Does It Take to Get a Medical Device to Market?
From concept to market for medical devices, learn about regulations, development, launch, and postmarket management for new healthcare tech.
45. What’s the Healthiest Way to Lose Weight
We would all like to lose body fat rapidly. However, not only is that nearly impossible (get real), but it’s also incredibly unhealthy. According to the people who lose weight gradually (one-to-two pounds per week) are more successful in keeping the weight off.
46. Blockchain and the Future of Medicine [Infographic]
A look at how blockchain and healthcare go hand in hand.
47. The Patient Digital Twin Has No Inner Life and That Is a Design Failure
Patient digital twins can predict disease, but they still ignore inner life. Healthcare AI remains incomplete when it cannot model destabilization.
48. The Open Source Ventilator Game Has Changed: AmboVent and Medtronic COVID-19 Ventilators Open Source
Today in the world of open-source ventilators, the game changed.
49. How To Meaningfully Interpret COVID-19 Data

50. Disrupting the Global Healthcare in Web3
Keep Disrupting the Global Healthcare in Web3 Together
51. DARPA Seeks to Modulate REM Sleep for Stress and Trauma Adaptation
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to improve traumatic memory consolidation by modulating REM sleep for stress and trauma.
52. Hospital Websites are Giving Facebook Sensitive Information
A tracking tool installed on many hospitals’ websites has been collecting patients’ sensitive health information—including details about their medical condition
53. Is There a Place for Crypto in Healthcare?
Cryptocurrency has plenty of applications, but is healthcare one of them?
54. The Healthcare Revolution: How The Metaverse Can Transform Traditional Industries And Improve Them
How new technology from the Metaverse and Web3 can help improve the healthcare industry by improving training, making better tools and making processes better.
55. What to Expect From Telehealth in 2025
Many people turned to telehealth during the pandemic — but will it still be widely available in the upcoming year? Here's what to expect in 2025.
56. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: A Significant Game Changer in Healthcare
A well-organized and trusted data source fosters a faster and more accurate healthcare system.
57. DNA Technology: How Genetics Research Improves Healthcare
DNA Technology has multiple applications in medicine that make disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment easier and more personalised for every patient.
58. How Will Blockchain Impact Healthcare?
Blockchain has emerged as the discovery needed by health service providers. Blockchain is an emerging solution for the abnormalities in healthcare, including
59. AI Is Now Creating Antidotes for Snake Venom
Bites from venomous snakes can be deadly — but AI may be able to help. Here's how scientists used AI to design new proteins to counteract snake venom.
60. How the Liver Transplant System Changed Forever
Walto’s lawsuit, the investigation found, was funded by a group of hospitals in New York, which along with others in Massachusetts and California
61. What if Video Games Could Treat You
A look at the state of prescription video games designed to help individuals suffering from various physical and mental issues and the companies behind them.
62. 5 European Healthcare Startups Thriving Amidst the Pandemic
While a global quarantine became fatal for many businesses, industry sectors like mHealth, self-care, and wellness experience increased attention because of COVID-19. Today we are taking a closer look at MedTech startups that managed to use the pandemic as a growth booster, bringing a new level of value in the digital market.
63. Venture Report: How to Monetize This Year's Big 3 Market Opportunities
In this 2021 venture report, I break down 3 startup ideas or monetization opportunities, starting with private wealth management and family offices.
64. 4 Future-Proof IT Specialties for IT Workers of Today and Tomorrow
For more than thirty years now, the global IT sector has been growing. Rapid developments in a variety of technology fields have created whole new industries and revolutionized others. For those that became a part of the swelling ranks of IT workers, it's been a time of unprecedented career opportunities.
65. Why the Apple Watch Outsells the Entire Swiss Watch Industry
The Apple Watch outsold the entire Swiss watch industry in 2019. Now let this reality sink in: five years ago, technology watchers said the Apple Watch was a flop and a disappointment.
66. Is Experiencing a Burnout Good or Bad?
A fast-paced world and burnouts go hand in hand.
67. List of things to do in Quarantine time
Hello readers, if you are reading this it meansyou want to do something productive in your quarantine time.
68. Lessons Learned From the Change Healthcare Cyberattack
A look at issues in healthcare payer systems cybersecurity, and the ability to de-risk payer systems with redundant communications
69. Should Telsa Humanoids Be Our Future Nurses?
While many older movies set in the future paint the 2020s as a futuristic megalopolis, the reality is that we have yet to transform into a society that sees flying cars and teleportation as normal parts of everyday life. However, new innovations and developments in healthcare, such as ambulatory surgery centers and telehealth, are slowly starting to usher us into a new age in which highly advanced technology is becoming more and more accepted and utilized.
70. 5 Trends Shaping the Future of NFTs
Let's take a look at 5 NFT trends that are positioned to transform the gaming industry, how we manage our identities and even how healthcare will work.
71. What does Longevity Mean in a Technology Era?
Nowadays, everything can be possible. However, we know that longevity is difficult to conquer. But is it really not a possibility in the era of technology?
72. 4 Potential Drug Treatment Options to Battle This Outbreak of Coronavirus
Last December, stories started surfacing of a new virus affecting the Chinese city of Wuhan. At the epicenter of the outbreak, Chinese officials started building new hospitals to aid the people in need. What started out as something that looked like a flu epidemic, soon escalated into a full blown pandemic, called the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2).
73. The ER Bill You Might Never Have to Pay
At a time when a hospital visit can leave you in financial ruin, AI healthcare tools might help you avoid going to ER.
74. Future of Health: Hologram Sciences’ Ian Brady's Leading Role in Gen AI and Precision Nutrition
Responding to the increasing demand for personalized health solutions, Brady has positioned Hologram Sciences at the forefront of nutritional wellness.
75. From Massage to Surgery: How Robotics and AI Are Changing Medicine And Beauty
Robots based on AI technology are already helping nurses successfully with many daily tasks.
76. Dear Elon Musk, Can You Help Me Lose Weight?
My open letter to Elon Musk, one of the greatest problem solvers of our time, asking about recommendations on how I could lose my extra few pounds.
77. 7 Healthcare Technology Trends to Watch Out for in 2022
Explore the latest technology trends that will shape the healthcare industry in 2022 and beyond.
78. Tech Concierge: An Essential New Role or All Hype?
At this point, it's undeniable just how much the COVID-19 pandemic has influenced the use of technology among older generations.
79. Using Robotics & Automation in IHC Labs
The booming immunohistochemistry (IHC) sector of healthcare requires more technicians than the market has to offer. That's where automation comes in.
80. Can AI Determine Your Best Skincare Routine?
Revea uses hyperspectral imaging technology (HSI) to look deep into your skin.
81. Healthcare CRM Software: Peculiarities of Making a Good One
Using Customer Relationship Management software in businesses leads to better outcomes that translates well to the healthcare sector's specific needs.
82. The Top 6 Healthcare Software Development Companies With the Best Ratings
Discover some of the top healthcare software development companies to work with and understand the crucial factors to consider when choosing the right one.
83. Have You Heard? AI Can Edit Genes Now
Artificial intelligence and healthcare have long been friends. That friendship has grown to include even gene-editing thanks to AI helping with CRISPR errors.
84. How Metaverse Will Revamp the Healthcare Dynamics
Metaverse for Healthcare will bring a disruptive revolution in diverse aspects of life and offers broad opportunities to transform the Healthcare sector in many
85. Effects of Intermittent Fasting on Health, Ageing, and Disease [Comic]
Intermittent Fasting (‘IF’) might have been the biggest diet trend of 2019.
86. Why Diversity Matters in Healthcare — And How Technology Can Help
The healthcare workforce should reflect the diversity of its patients — but it still has a long way to go. Here's how tech can promote healthcare diversity.
87. HIPAA Does Not Prevent Period-Tracking Apps From Selling Location Data
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the federal patient privacy law known as HIPAA, does not apply to most apps that track menstrual cycles
88. Blockchain Technology Improves Data Authentication and Transparency in Healthcare
Blockchain is the secret to trusting the data as it moves into our healthcare ecosystem.
89. Twofold CEO: We Built a Multi-Million ARR Healthcare AI Company With Three People and Zero VC Money
How a three person bootstrapped team built a profitable AI platform serving 3,000+ healthcare practices & why AI scribe market misses the bigger opportunities.
90. Data Can Help You: How Technologies Fight Mental Health Issues
Medical technologies are not limited to remote examinations, robotic surgical controllers and diagnostic algorithms. Today they transform mental health domain, specifically, work methods with patients and the doctor’s role.
91. Why Virtual Pets Are Becoming a Staple in Senior Care
The future of patient care depends on digitization. Forward-thinking skilled nursing facilities and other long-term care centers are on the hunt for technology that won't only serve their residents, but will enhance their overall operations as well.
92. The Future of Healthcare: How AI Is Revolutionizing Personalized Nutrition
AI is going to play a crucial role in helping users manage their health and build a future where personalized health solutions are accessibility
93. 3 Transformative Ways That Mixed Reality Is Improving Healthcare
Mixed reality solutions can offer greater psychological and physical experiences through immersive real-life simulations.
94. How Artificial Intelligence Can Help in Improving Healthcare
How Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Healthcare? What are the branches of AI used in medicine? How it will help patients?
95. Understanding the Current Status of Healthcare Data Monetization: A Chat With the CEO of Pentientory
In this interview, we will unravel how healthcare data is being monetized today, all while navigating the critical regulatory framework outlined by HIPAA.
96. 8 Common Data Security Gaps in Health Care
Health care data security is crucial but can be challenging. Here are the most common data security gaps to address.
97. Public Health Improvements as a Result of Data Usage and Analysis in Healthcare
Big data has made a slow transition from being a vague boogie man to being a force of profound and meaningful change. Though it’s far from reaching its full potential, data is already having an enormous impact onhealthcare outcomes across the world — both at the public and individual levels.
98. Exploring Three Use Cases of Generative AI in the Healthcare Industry
Google Bard and ChatGPT can generate content at lightning speed, helping to bond with patients and enhance an established professional’s reputation. Here's how.
99. Breast Cancer Detection Using Histopathology Images
Breast Cancer Prediction
100. Web1, Web2, Web3 and Counting: Addressing Healthcare Challenges
In the very beginning, the Internet was a free space where anyone could communicate. As time flew by, it started showing signs of monopolization: a common tendency for any economic environment. Big tech companies (Google, Facebook, Amazon) gradually took over various aspects of the global network, making it harder to launch new initiatives.
101. Digitizing Human Biology: Startup Interview with Naveen Jain, Viome Founder and CEO
Startup Interview with Naveen Jain, Viome Founder and CEO.
102. Why Proper Waste Disposal Is Crucial For Healthcare Businesses
A look at the proper handling of the medical waste economy.
103. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Efficient Drug Discovery and Development
AI saves a lot of resources in modern drug discovery. Also, it brings better accuracy greatly influencing patients' lives.
104. Leveraging Data Analytics to Improve Patient Adherence
Role of of pharma analytics to enumerate the factors accountable for falling medication adherence and the increasing role of data analytics and machine learnin
105. All You Need to Know About the Life-Changing Digital Twin Technology
“Digital twin is a digital representation of a physical entity that helps in tracking and modifying the activities of the object real-time”.
106. The Rise of Drones in Different Industries
Description: Whether you follow technological developments or not, you cannot escape from hearing about drones. Drone technology is developing at the speed of light and they are becoming increasingly popular. Nowadays almost everyone wants to have a drone with a camera for personal or business reasons.
107. Drone Combats COVID-19 with UV-C to Achieve 99% Disinfection Rate Indoors
We are entering a time of intense innovation and will likely see a lot of it in the months ahead. It should come as no surprise that we will see tech developments, especially in healthcare from all parts of the world. Just yesterday, a young boy created 3D printed "ear guards" to alleviate ear pain experienced by healthcare workers who must wear masks for long hours. The thinkers, the doers and the helpers will expedite advancements and guide us through this time.
108. Generative AI: The Next Frontier in Healthcare
Med-PaLM can answer a wide range of medical questions, including those about diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
109. The Sectors Most at Risk from Remote Work and How to Secure Them
Making the transition to a work from home arrangement has been a heavy lift for a lot of organizations.
110. Hacking Better Solutions With AI Powered Insurance Verification
A look at how improving the healthcare insurance data capture system will improve through OCR and AI card scan.
111. How Artificial Intelligence Will Actually Change The Healthcare System in America
Ramya Ganti is the CEO of BabySteps. She believes in creating a more efficient healthcare system that passes the savings along to patients.
112. Why FHIR Capabilities of Healthcare Data Platform is Critical to Quality and Cost of Care Delivery
The flexibility of interoperability in the healthcare system has enhanced patient-doctor interaction to a great extent.
113. Why 2026 is the Year Healthcare Finally Hires AI Agents
The medical industry is finally stopping the charade of treating software as a tool and starting to treat AI agents as colleagues.
114. Healthcare Technology Trends Accelerated By COVID-19 in 2021
Thanks to these healthcare technology trends, our medical infrastructures are evolving to fight pandemic-level viruses in the most efficient manner possible.
115. Top 8 Useful And Desirable Valentine's Day Gifts For Developers
We have found out some desirible gifts for developers
116. Big Tech Is Acquiring Access to Your Health & Home
SMART HOMES: THE FINAL FRONTIER
117. Top 6 Applications of Natural Language Processing in Healthcare
For many healthcare providers, the industry is shaping up to be more of a shifting quandary of regulatory issues, financial turmoil, and unforeseeable eruptions of resentment from practitioners on the edge of revolt. The industry is now taking the opportunity to scale up their big data defenses and develop the technological infrastructure required to meet the imminent challenges.
118. Domixity Reaches 99.99% Stability on Android App with Bugsnag

119. How IoT Solutions Helps in Healthcare Industry
Ever since technology was introduced into the business world, there has been a massive change in the fortunes of business sectors. So much so, that every established business sectors and upcoming sector, look to technology to either scale them up or maintain equilibrium, or in case of emerging companies, give them that initial push so that they can get
to the autopilot mode.
120. Using Reproduction Number Ro to Study the Impact of Social Distancing on Hospital Beds Required
This article is to study how social distancing impacts the spread of the corona virus and thus impacting the number of hospital beds needed. This study is based on varying the basic reproduction number Ro and simulating its impact on the spread of the virus using a simple Epidemic model called SIR.
121. Gene-Modified Babies: Essentials of the Bioethics Subjecting 'Designer-Babies' for Future Parents
The ever-moving technological advancement has led us to the era where maintaining a downed Facebook server has become more important compared to the preservation of our own species, which is now considered as 'optional'.
122. When RPA Reaches Its Limits: Designing Self-Correcting Agentic AI in Healthcare Payer Systems
Autonomous payer systems do not replace deterministic foundations but instead extend and enhance them.
123. AI, Robotics, and the Future of Healthcare
There is no doubt that AI and Robotics are making human life more manageable. The way these technologies are helping mankind is beyond our imagination.
[124. The 2:00 AM Crisis: Why Patients are Choosing AI Over Us
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A psychiatrist’s look at why patients are choosing AI over traditional care.
125. Did You Know About Amazon’s Health Condition Programs? What This Means for Users
A new chapter in Amazon's move into the healthcare industry is upon us — Health Condition Programs. Here's what users should know.
126. AI Is The Future Of The Healthcare Industry
AI has the potential to revolutionise healthcare, from improving diagnosis and treatment to boosting hospital workflows. So, what does the future look like?
127. An Overview of the Bluetooth Contact Tracing Protocol by Apple & Google

128. Behavioral Data Collection: How Gaming Might Help Study ADHD
With the development of more games specifically designed for this purpose, we expect to see a significant increase in the use of gaming as a tool...
129. Hacking Infection Control in Nursing Homes
COVID-19 revealed large lapses in our healthcare system’s infection control. The global pandemic killed nearly 136,000 nursing home residents and more than 2,000 workers. Infection control isn’t a new problem though; nursing home residents make up less than 1% of the U.S. population, yet they accounted for 20% of COVID-19-related deaths in the United States. On top of this, low-income seniors were hospitalized for COVID-19 at more than four times the rate of other Medicare beneficiaries.
130. Making ChatGPT Follow Orders: Simple, Deterministic Constraints
Control ChatGPT outputs with a Protocol. A single enforcement header transforms generative models into deterministic executors, ensuring reproducibility
131. Key players in the US healthcare landscape
The following are the key players who play a crucial role in developing the overall US healthcare ecosystem.
132. As Healthcare App Popularity Rises, Organizations Need to Focus on New Software
One in five Americans controls their health with the help of fitness trackers or apps. During the first two quarters of 2020, there were over 1.2 billion downloads of health and fitness apps. These facts indicate that people are interested in platforms that will allow them to track vital signs, control nutrition, and remotely communicate with doctors. Before starting a healthcare software project, a medical facility should decide what type of medical platform its target audience needs. Let’s take a look at the most popular apps and options for their use.
133. Things to Keep in Mind When Creating a Health Mobile App
Health has always been the primary concern of humanity. This article will tell you how to create a mobile health app and make it available to everyone.
134. Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): An Overview
GAN or Generative Adversarial Network is one of the most fascinating inventions in the field of AI. All the amazing news articles we come across every day, related to machines achieving splendid human-like tasks, are mostly the work of GANs!
135. ChatGPT Could Have a Profound Impact on the Healthcare of the Future
Until recently, the idea of AI doctors has been science fiction. With recent developments, however, we have to ask - will ChatGPT be your doctor of the future?
136. How AI Is Helping To Diagnose Cancer
Read how artificial intelligence is used in digital pathology for cancer diagnosis and reveal MobiDev’s research on WSI processing using machine learning models
137. 3 Pitfalls to Avoid When Developing Health Apps
There are thousands of health-related apps that aren't helping people reach their intended health goals. At their worst, some of the apps actually doharm.
138. Implementing Handwritten Text Recognition to Automate Clinical Trials
Manual processing of data (overviews, summaries,study reports) is significantly slowed down and inefficient.AI-driven handwritten text recognition is a solution
139. Important Factors to Consider Before Developing a Patient Portal App like MyChart
Whether it’s about booking a doctor's appointment or paying medical bills online, patient portal mobile apps have become a valuable source for healthcare.
140. Inside the Incredible Potential of Quantum Computing in Drug Development
Drug development often takes years — but if drugmakers could shorten that timeline, they could save lives. Here's how quantum computing could help.
141. Our Hospitals Are Overrun: How We Made a COVID-19 Bot to Help Out
COVID-19 Prescreening SMS Bot
142. Technology That is Paving the Way for Heart Health
Chicago-based MedTech expert, Tim Murawski discusses advancements in medical technology in regard to heart health.
143. The Technological Process of Enhancing a Healthy Lifestyle
Every individual does their best to live a healthy life in their little way. Whether it be eating right, or maintaining proper hygiene.
144. Healthcare Technology Trends, Digital Innovations in 2022
Explore the main tech innovations that have the potential to transform your healthcare organization in 2022.
145. The New “Front Door” of Care: What Support Agents Know About Members That Clinics Don’t
First signs of member confusion don't appear during clinical visits. They surface earlier, in support conversations that reveal where care journeys break.
146. Introducing Immunify.life.
In recent years, team members from the Immunify.life team have conducted critical research opportunities in improved healthcare.
147. Hacking the Future of Healthcare: Telehealth and Telemedicine
A look at how telemedicine and telehealth are the future of healthcare.
148. The Noonification: Vitiligo (1/7/2023)
1/7/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!
149. Role of AI in Immunization: The Shots that Your Body Needs
Discover how AI is revolutionizing immunization, from speeding up vaccine development to optimizing distribution and combating vaccine hesitancy.
150. How AI and Machine Learning Are Making the Healthcare Sector More Patient-centric
Jinesh Kumar Chinnathambi advances patient-centric healthcare with AI/ML, cloud solutions, and data analytics, enhancing care quality and efficiency.
151. How COVID-19 Is Shaping Technology Trends
The COVID-19 outbreak affected people’s lives throughout the globe, every industry, and every economy. After all, it’s a global pandemic for a reason. Throughout history, all crises have forced people to look for new opportunities. Nowadays, this search can encompass anything from a new distribution strategy, amendments in the production process, or the implementation of a new technology.
The COVID-19 crisis forced businesses to embrace digital transformation in one way or another. Many companies took advantage of the opportunities brought by digital transformation way before the pandemic happened and can now reap the benefits of being early adopters. On the other hand, some businesses were forced to jump on this bandwagon, as the majority of our daily lives moved to the digital world—remote work, online shopping, online services.
152. How to Solve the Kidney Failure Crisis
A look at the growing problem of kidney failure and how a better system of implementation could change the health outcomes of our most vulnerable populations.
153. AI-Powered Healthcare Could Save Your Life
AI in healthcare is more than chatbots: It could save your life. Heart disease is a global leading killer, and AI ECGs could test for CVD before it's too late.
154. Big Data's Influence on Decision Making in the Healthcare Industry
Big data is transforming decision-making in healthcare and this article explores how it can be used to improve patient care, as well as its challenges.
155. Top 7 Use Cases of Predictive Analytics in Healthcare
“I’ve never been able to predict the future of anything”, said Bob Edwards, one of the most accomplished American journalists.
156. Who Is Going to Benefit From 5G Network?
With the creation of the Internet, the whole world was turned upside down. It became possible to contact one person to one side of the world from the other side of the world. We can find everything, play online and work conveniently.
157. 3 Industries Harnessing the Power of Big Data: Healthcare, Law, and Retail
Big Data's value, popularity, and scale of usage in business today come from a few of the indisputable benefits it has to offer:
158. Eye Strain Headaches: What To Do When Your Eyes and Your Head Hurt
Do you suffer from headaches with pain behind and around your eyes? That's called an eyestrain headache; you can find out how to prevent them in this article.
159. 254 Stories To Learn About Healthcare
Learn everything you need to know about Healthcare via these 254 free HackerNoon stories.
160. WTF are HL7 FHIR standards and How Do They Impact HealthTech?
Why HL7 FHIR standards are important in healthcare products development
161. Hacking Efficiency in Medical Facilities
A look at the advent of pneumatic tube systems, and how they keep things running at peak performance in hospital settings.
162. Digital Transformation in Healthcare: Tapping Into Technology
The healthcare industry is going through a digital transformation that will be as significant as the advent of antibiotics or the introduction of vaccines.
163. Meet Steer Health, Runner-up of the Startups of the Year in Dallas
Meet Steer Health, Runner-up of the Startups of the Year in Dallas
164. Meet Startups of The Year 2024 Nominee, SVEXA: Unlocking Human Potential with Precision Health & AI
Meet SVEXA: HackerNoon's Startups of The Year 2024 Nominee in Healthcare Industry. Vote for SVEXA today!
165. Why Are Hospital Ransomware Attacks Becoming More Frequent Globally? The UN Met to Discuss
Ransomware and other cyberattacks on health institutions are on the rise. What is being done to reduce them?
166. Top 5 Jaw-Dropping Applications of Deep Learning in Healthcare Sectors
In the real-world clinical environment, deep learning is steadily finding its way into innovative technologies and tools.
167. Health Hackers Are Exploiting Deceased Patient Data, Here’s How We Stop Them
Health hacks remain a major threat. However, organizations that approach cybersecurity proactively rather than reactively enjoy far better outcomes. Here's how.
168. RETHINKing the $8 Trillion Aging Care Industry
A look at how the $8 trillion aging industry is ripe for disruption.
169. Healthcare – Fighting the Cyber Infection Epidemic
For most of the population, cyber-security is not the first item that comes to mind when thinking about healthcare.
170. [Infographic] How Telehealth and Telemedicine are Hacking the Healthcare System
Soon after COVID-19 hit the world, hospitals across the country started quickly filling up with new patients and forcing some of the long-term care patients out of hospitals. Most of those long-term care patients now can’t go to hospitals due to how vulnerable they are to getting COVID-19. In order to still receive the attention and care that they need, many have turned to telemedicine. Technologies like video conferencing, data monitoring, and smartphone apps that are used to help keep and eye on and treat patients have all seen usage start to spike. CareClix, a virtual health company which has over 20 million users, saw a 50% rise in usage in March alone and Zipnosis, another virtual health company, reported a 3,600% increase in virtual visits over the course of just 11 days in February. The idea of telehealth is not a new concept - as early as 1924, Radio New Magazine featured an illustration of a physician attending to his patient via video. In 1967, the University of Miami’s medical school worked with the local fire department to help set up a system where emergency patient info could be transferred remotely.
171. How to Build an EHR system: Particular Steps And Requirements
he COVID boosted the healthcare market in the way it needed but it was totally unexpected. It has encouraged demand for health innovation and health-tech solutions, and many businesses have begun to invest in healthcare software development.
172. How Healthcare Providers Can Detect and Prevent Insider Threats
Insider threats are a rising problem in healthcare as the industry grows and digitizes. Here's how healthcare providers can reduce insider threats.
173. How to Turn Messy Healthcare Ops Data Into ML-Ready Features
Learn how to turn messy healthcare ops data into validated, explainable, and reproducible ML-ready features that hold up in production.
174. The Rise of Femtech: Menstruation, Fertility, and Sex — Oh My!
The Femtech market is booming, presenting enticing opportunities across the board. But challenges remain. Read about the latest Femtech trends!
175. Why Data Governance in Healthcare Matters in 2024 With Nithin Narayan Koranchirath
An interview with Nithin Narayan Koranchirath about the power of data governance in healthcare, protecting patient privacy, and improving outcomes.
176. The 7-Step ML Workflow for Imbalanced Clinical Risk Prediction
Skip the accuracy trap: a 7-step ML workflow for imbalanced clinical risk prediction using stacking, SMOTE Tomek & honest validation.
177. The Secret Financial Struggles Of Healthcare Professionals
Does becoming a medical professional guarantee financial freedom? Yes, but there will be many bumps along the way, and you need to be aware of what they are.
178. Life Hack: Do More by Sleeping More
In a recent interview, I got asked what would be the one book everyone should read as soon as possible in their lives. Being an artificial intelligence researcher and entrepreneur, the answer seemed obvious: Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker, Ph.D.
179. The One-Minute Exercise Approach Changed My Life
It may be nothing comparing with the radical discovery in science, but the switch in thinking can save us money and time we spend on our health.
180. Three ways Metadata Management is Transforming the Healthcare Industry
Metadata management can help the healthcare industry discover new drugs, provide better patient care, make precise diagnoses, and comply with regulations.
181. Artificial Intelligence & Deep Learning for Medical Diagnosis
On the road to better healthcare
182. Identifying Effective Data Encryption Techniques for Healthcare Organizations
The healthcare industry has been a target of constant data attacks due to the fragile yet invaluable nature of the data they process.
183. As Healthcare AI Advances, How Do we Balance the Benefits With Privacy Concerns?
The first concern is the privacy of the data used to train these models, second is the model's response based on the input of the patient’s data.
184. 5 Future Tech Trends in Healthcare
By using technology, we are able to turn the entire healthcare industry from a reactive episodic model to one that is proactive and puts patients at the center of their care. These technology trends have completely revolutionized the healthcare industry.
185. If Reality Can Hurt Us, Can Virtual Reality Heal Us?
Reality can wound us, but can virtual reality help us heal? This article explores how VR and AI are reshaping recovery.
186. 3 Fitness Apps That Get Me Going
3 apps to enhance your fitness routine, from a fitness lover
187. I Never Thought Compassion Would Pay Me Back in Such A Wonderful Way
As soon as the World Health Organization declared Corona Virus to be a global pandemic, there was an immense quick heat fired up around the globe, with people being highly concerned about their survival amidst these hard times. People actually started to stock up for months, according to CNN, grocery stores ran out of the daily use products, and basically, it was all depicting the scenario of the end of times.
188. Risky Business: Decrypting the Profitable World of Ransomware Operations
Despite awareness and efforts to combat these threats, ransomware gangs continue to thrive, reaping profits from their activities.
189. Healix Presale: Revolutionizing Healthcare with HLX Tokens
Healix stands at the forefront of healthcare innovation, harnessing the power of cutting-edge technologies to address the evolving needs of patients.
190. I Let an AI Manage My Diabetes — And It Knew Me Better Than I Knew Myself
How AI-powered 'digital twins' are moving beyond telehealth, using real-time data to create predictive models for chronic disease management.
191. The Evolution of AI in Healthcare: From Ambitious Beginnings to What's Next
AI in Healthcare and it's evolution from humble beginnings to outreach and interventions
192. Reopening the Economy: Only the Paranoid Survive
The great lock down has helped to slow the spread of Covid-19. But it also came at a great cost to the global economy. Unlike a recession, many nonessential businesses have been closed with no clear timetable to reopen. The initial jobless claims in the US have swelled to more than 26 million since mid-March. While we see some glimmers of hope, we are not out of the woods yet. Businesses are anxious to reopen but we are also concerned with the health risks associated with it. The dilemma is if we reopen too quickly, we might risk triggering a second wave of Coronavirus which could be even worse.
193. Capturing Trends in HealthCare at 1mg (E-pharmacy Unicorn)
Recommendation in Healthcare with simple analytics to show most trending products on the platform.
194. Cloud Empowerment: How AI and ML Are Reshaping Healthcare's Financial Backbone
With a synergetic convergence of ML, AI, and cloud computing, healthcare's financial landscape is undergoing a seismic shift.
195. Improving Healthcare Analytics and Implementation with Talend
Talend Open Studio for Data Integration can benefit direct marketers, offering several inbuilt Business Intelligence tools.
196. Mental Health Awareness Month: How to Maintain Good Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Stress, anxiety, and fear are normal responses to actual or perceived threats, especially when confronted with uncertain situations. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, people are experiencing heightened levels of stress and anxiety.
197. Discussing The Applications of AI Chatbots in Healthcare at the World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum is mostly known for its highly anticipated annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland — a scene of global intrigue and a convergence point for the planet’s most influential politicians, investors, activists, CEOs, and economists.
198. Here's What We Learned About UNOS: Why It's Important You Should Know About It Too
It took Malena and Ben a year to do this investigation. It required extensive interviews, time spent reading 600-page court documents, and filing requests
199. What Data am I Giving Away When I Purchase My DNA Information?
So, you’re thinking about using a commercial DNA testing kit! You’re not alone. Tens of millions of people have already spit into a little vial and mailed it away to a company promising to tell them where their ancestors are from, to show them cousins they didn’t know they had, and to explain once and for all why they hate the taste of cilantro.
200. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Coding a Fractal Tree With JavaScript and HTML5 (10/11/2025)
10/11/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!
201. Fighting Coronavirus: Singapore Tests a Disinfection Robot That Capable of Cleaning Large Areas
Scientists in Singapore have invented a disinfecting robot that imitates human gestures to help cleaning staff overwhelmed since the start of the coronavirus crisis. The "XDBOT" is a rectangular box-shaped robot mounted on wheels and armed with an articulated arm which can be operated remotely. He can reach places that are difficult to clean with great dexterity, such as the space under beds or tables.
202. Top 5 Telemedicine Apps for Doctors and Patients in 2021
Telehealth is a hot topic during the pandemic. Learn why those apps are game changers and what telemedicine apps are currently on the market.
203. Complete Guide to Healthcare Software HIPAA Compliance
An innovative approach to HIPAA compliant software development, using AI-based biometric solutions and advanced access control methods.
204. Business Intelligence Is So Important For Development In Healthcare: Here's Why
Only well-implemented EHR systems with built-in analytical software, served by professionals, can quickly extract information with decision-making potential.
205. 5 Tech Trends in Healthcare and Medical App Development
ML, AI, VR, AR, MR, IoMT: read about technological trends of healthcare and medical apps development in the coming year!
206. Startups of The Year: Meet the Healthcare Industry
This series will detail our Startups of the Year key industries and demonstrate how HackerNoon can help you explore them further. Today's Industry: Healthcare!
207. Digitizing Canadian Healthcare
As COVID-19 has swept across the country, it’s also left behind a trail of shuttered businesses and mounting job losses. To say that this pandemic has adversely impacted our economy would be putting it mildly. However, the one silver lining amongst all of this is that our healthcare system is now, once again, under the spotlight.
208. The Prospects of Running a Business Based on NFTs in Healthcare
Exploring the Potential of NFTs in Healthcare: Opportunities and Challenges for Entrepreneurs
209. 10 Ways to Promote Wellness in the Workplace
I am sharing 10 practical ways to embrace mindfulness, focus on wellness, and maintain your mental well-being while in the office.
210. COVID-19 “Build Your Own Opinion” Toolkit
“Science is the father of knowledge, but opinion breeds ignorance.” — Hippocrates
211. How Healthcare Could Leverage AI in The Near Future
Artificial Intelligence is one of the most sophisticated and complex technologies today, that is being used in every possible sector to enhance efficiency and speed of operations at a comparatively lower cost.
212. Innovative Caregiver Startup Wins Startup of the Year in Union, New Jersey
Thrilled to be recognized because I-Ally is a labor of love.
213. Why You Should Adopt Cloud Computing in Healthcare
Don’t rush into cloud migration without thorough preparation, assuming that cloud vendors will do you justice. Some of them might not even understand the specifics of your industry.This article will help you discover different cloud deployment models and recognize the risks associated with adopting cloud computing in healthcare. It will also give you some tips on how to get started.With this knowledge, you can turn to experts in technology solutions for healthcare to get more information on your preferred deployment model and to assist you with migration and custom software development, if needed.
214. Voting Integrity and Data Security Using On Blockchain

215. World’s First Indoor Drone Combats COVID-19 And Delivers 99% Disinfection Rate
The Aertos drones are able to fly stably indoors without external reference like GPS
216. Mental Health Basics: Diagnosis, Treatment, Tech Tools
Last year I found I had ADD.
217. A Guide to Open Enrollment and the Health Insurance Marketplace
Navigating the American Health Insurance system is a little tricky. Many countries have what is called a single payer healthcare system covered by taxpayer dollars. Those taxes cover the costs of essential healthcare for all residents and are paid out by the government.
218. Wellness Trends to Try, and to Ditch, in 2023
Before trying a new wellness trend, it's important to consider your personal health and wellness goals.
219. Augmented Reality Application In The Healthcare Industry
Integrating augmented reality in healthcare is a common occurrence in 2020. The sphere is constantly growing encouraging lots of medical institutions to put up in it.
220. How Artificial Intelligence Can Improve Modern Radiology
Artificial Intelligence in Radiology - Advantages, Use Cases & Trends. Read about the challenges radiology AI is facing on the way to deployment
221. How to Sustain Telehealth Success
Telehealth has taken the medical industry by storm since COVID-19 began. The pandemic might be winding down, but telehealth is here to stay for the future.
222. Healthcare's Biggest Cybersecurity Challenges and How to Prevent Them
Recognizing the huge financial and reputational impact caused by data breaches, more and more healthcare organizations are paying attention to cybersecurity.
223. New Research Shows Authority Hides in Sentence Structure
A groundbreaking study explores how AI detects authority in language without seeing future context. Real-Time Detection of Authority-Bearing Constructions under
224. The Pros and Cons of Biometrics in Healthcare
How to use biometrics in healthcare? What benefits and challenges are associated with this technology?
225. Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Healthcare
Check out the Startup of The Year 2024 winners in the Healthcare industry!
226. How Big Data Can Bring Transformative Improvements to Medical Care
In the healthcare landscape, providers and lawmakers alike are faced with the challenge of making the best possible decisions for patients and the industry as a whole. From choosing the best treatments to using resources in a responsible manner, medical leaders are making decisions on a daily basis that can significantly impact health outcomes and costs.
227. Veterinary Telemedicine: Offering Animal Healthcare Online
Learn what is veterinary telemedicine and other teleservices, how they can be implemented in daily practice, and how to start providing teleservices.
228. Our Story of How Our Endeavor to Support Cannabis Patients Became A Cannatech Company
My name is Sam Adetunji and I am one of the co-founders of Veriheal, an innovative cannatech company, and cannabis patient support system.
229. How This Company Crowdsources Healthcare Recruiting
At a whopping $158 billion, the U.S. recruitment and staffing industry is only growing, but at what cost?
230. How to Keep Your Immune System Strong During COVID-19
With the outbreak of COVID-19, staying healthy and keeping your immune system in tip-top shape has become more important than ever. The immune system is the body’s natural response to disease and infection and consists of a number of cells and organs that work together to fight a variety of intruders, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and more. COVID-19 is especially dangerous, as compared to a previously existing virus such as the flu, because it is new. Because it is new, no one has been previously exposed, meaning they aren’t already immune to it and are still at risk, regardless of overall health. When exposed to antigens, which is a foreign object that causes a response from the immune system, there is normally a barrier between the antigen and your body. These antigens can be found nearly everywhere, ranging from public spaces, to inside your home, in the great outdoors, and more. In the case where an antigen does enter the body, the immune system sends white blood cells to destroy the antigen before it can get worse and reproduce.
231. Harnessing the Power of Data Warehouses in Healthcare
A look at the power of utilizing a data warehouse in healthcare.
232. Learning a New Language Can Help Delay the Onset of Alzheimer’s & Dementia (Podcast)
Berges Institute is an online Spanish language school for adults headquartered in New York City.
233. 5 Unexpected Industries Ripe for 3D Printing Disruption
With an ever-expanding list of potential applications, 3D printing has already started transforming some of the largest industries in the world.
234. Facts About the COVID-19 Vaccine Everyone Should Know [Infographic]
A look at the facts and dispelling the myths surrounding the rollout of the COVID vaccine.
235. Why is Telemedicine the Future of Healthcare?
Discover numerous benefits and advantages of telemedicine for patients, doctors, and healthcare institutions. Learn how telemedicine is transforming healthcare.
236. IoT Can Help Control The COVID-19 Pandemic in 2021
The Internet of Things is a paradoxical technology: despite its simplicity, it can dramatically improve people’s daily lives and make businesses more profitable and less risky. Yet the majority of companies still hesitate when it comes to the implementation of IoT in business operations.
237. The Robot Nurse is Here: AI Automation & the Future of U.S. Infection Control
Robot nurses boost infection control efforts and support human nurses in various tasks. Explore what robot nurses are and their benefits.
238. Telemedicine Is Here to Stay: Now and After COVID-19
Although Telemedicine is nothing new, the uncertain times that COVID-19 has brought about have put it right in the spotlight. And I’m not just saying that. The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has released a $200M COVID-19 Telemedicine Program to help healthcare providers adopt technology solutions that make their services more accessible to patients. We are stepping into a new era for healthcare and technology. Let’s take a closer look.
239. How To Improve Nutritional Care of Patients By Using Hospital Nutrition Software
Poor nutrition is a significant challenge nowadays. The pace of life is fast, and the time people spend on meal planning is critically tight. It leads to serious health problems including obesity, vascular heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and even cancer.
240. How IoT May Be Applied to the Healthcare Industry
This article explores some use cases for IoT in the Healthcare Industry.
241. Telemedicine App For More Accurate Identification of Severe Brain Conditions
This text is about a robust app integrated with measuring devices, which identify brain conditions such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and ADHD
242. The Benefits of Taking a CPR Course Online
Obtaining your cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification online is now a very real and viable option for all people. Regardless of the reason why you’re obtaining your certification, you can either take it online, in-person, or a combination of the two, often called a “blended” course option.
243. Top Four Takeaways from HLTH ‘19 Conference
I had the privilege this week to attend the second annual HLTH Conference in Las Vegas. In between fangirling over two of my Healthcare Heros who were in attendance (shout out to Dr. John Halamka & Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel!), I learned a ton and was challenged to question whether the proliferation of healthcare startups is net positive.
244. Please Make April 20th a Day of Service, Not Partying
Unfortunately, as of April 20th, 2022 certain types of the weedy hemp plant remain illegal according to the federal government. People’s lives have been destroyed for the crime of growing this plant. People have died for growing hemp. People are serving life sentences for possessing a few scraps of the leaf of hemp. The Drug War is still killing people.
245. An Idea By Lonero That Can Change Millions Of Lives
Many people are divided over issues that technologically can be solved. The whole pro-life vs. pro-choice argument are one of those issues. Pro-life people believe in the concept-unborn child Hitchen's style argument. The whole argument is that most studies towards modern day embryology are pointing to abortion terminating an unborn child. Pro-Choice on the other hand look at the financial and environmental downfalls of potentially raising an unplanned pregnancy, as well as the reproductive rights of a women not wanting to raise or have such child. Keeping in mind the dangers of cervix damage risk, it perhaps is much safer to give birth over giving an abortion.
246. The Future of Healthcare: How It Can Be Used to Save a Few Billion Lives
Explore how data-driven bioengineering can revolutionize healthcare, predict and prevent disease, extend lifespans, and transform diagnostics.
247. Executable Language and the Disappearance of Accountability
AI is creating authoritative texts without authors. Courts, banks, and governments are already using them. The paper names them Null Subjects of Power.
248. Guide on How To Eliminate COVID-19 News
According to the American press institute, the purpose of news and journalism is to provide citizens with the information they need to make the best possible decisions about their lives, their communities, their societies, and their governments.
249. Empowered Contact Tracing Applications for Tackling Covid-19 Proliferation
It goes without saying that China has had the first laugh when it comes to stemming the usurped growth of the covid-19 pandemic.
250. Food Tech Stories: How Sugarmate Helps People With Diabetes
Today, most people with diabetes opt to deal with their condition with the help of a continuous glucose monitor or CGMs. Since finger prick testing is not really convenient, CGMs are a great option. And they give a surge of information nonstop as well. However, most data is useless unless the right tools are used to analyze it.
251. How AI Search Can Change Healthcare
Though data management presents a challenge to most industries, technological advancements have been able to mitigate some of these challenges. Healthcare is also one of the industries that constantly adopts new ways to solve challenges. Trial and error in the clinical sphere proved that data accuracy, accessibility, storage, and retention must be approached with the utmost care. As part of healthcare ever-evolving data management challenges, technology has helped make information an easier aspect of the medical staff’s responsibilities.
252. How Sensing Muscle Oxygenation Can Help Athletes Improve - A Podcast With the CEO of Moxy
During the discussion, the CEO of Moxy, Roger, discussed how athletes could use their muscle oxygen sensors to improve their performance. The sensor can be worn
253. A Look at the Healthcare Jobs of the Future
A look at the healthcare prediction trends of the future and how it's been accelerated by COVID-19.
254. Startups of the Year 2024: 5,508 Startups Nominated in the Healthcare Tech Industry
HackerNoon is pleased to announce the nominees for Startups of The Year, featuring the most innovative companies in the Healthcare Tech industry.
255. Scripps Health's System Continuously Plagues After The Weekend Cyberattack
Scripps Health’s computer systems faced a ransomware attack this weekend and systems continue to plague the healthcare systems in San Diego.
256. AI In Healthcare: 7 Benefits That Can Advance Medical Facility Operations
Science is progressing in this digitally advanced world. This includes computer science, medical facilities and many other fields.
257. Indexical Collapse: How AI Text Simulates Authority Without Anchoring Reality
Indexical Collapse names the disappearance of reference in predictive language. AI systems generate pronouns (we), demonstratives (this), and tenses (now) that
258. Who Is Going to Benefit From 5G Network?
With the creation of the Internet, the whole world was turned upside down. It became possible to contact one person to one side of the world from the other side of the world. We can find everything, play online and work conveniently.
259. AI in the Battle Against Health Disparities
AI can help reduce healthcare disparities and promote equity by improving affordability, supporting diversity, and addressing common pain points.
260. Hacking the Payment Problem of Disconnected Healthcare Systems [Infographic]
A look at the disconnected world of healthcare payments, including a convenient infographic to illustrate the issues.
261. 3 Ways We Can Use Geospatial Data To Fight Global Pandemics
The Novel Corona Virus or the COVID-19 is wreaking havoc and it is not the first or last of such infectious diseases we have to face. In the recent past, we have also seen massive outbreaks of new infectious diseases like MERS, SARS, Zika Virus, Ebola Virus, H1N1 Swine Flu, Bird Flu, and many others. We currently also have different epidemics like Polio, Aids, Dengue, etc. in different parts of the world.
262. The Constitution Inside the JSON File
Defaults, validators, and signatures look like harmless code—but they quietly decide who holds power inside every AI system.
263. How Remote Patient Monitoring Technology is Changing Healthcare
Explore how Remote Patient Monitoring technology is changing the healthcare industry, its benefits for doctors and patients, and it applications.
264. 6 Tips To Relieve Eye Strain You Stare At A Screen All Day
Does your eyes get dry or watery while staring at a screen? Or do you experience headaches when looking at a screen? Do you feel itchiness on your eyes?
265. What are the Sectors Most Prone to Cyber Threats?
This article presents a rundown of the industries that have been kicked in the teeth by cybercriminals amid the pandemic.
266. The Biometric Revolution Will Change Our Approach To Healthcare
Let’s explore how biometrics could hold the key for revolutionizing how healthcare professionals deliver effective, secure, and accurate treatments for patients
267. How Can Tech Reshape the Post Pandemic World?
In this slogging thread, we discussed what ways technology has helped the community get back to normal after dealing with the pandemic.
268. 5 things every employee wants in a workplace wellness program
It’s a well-known fact that businesses today are worried about their employees' wellbeing. Solid, upbeat employees commonly create more significant levels of profitability than unfortunate workers, and therefore, more business achievement. That is the reason it's nothing unexpected that business wellbeing programs have gotten staggeringly
famous during the most recent couple of years. Numerous employees are receiving the rewards too.
269. Startups of the Year 2024: Healthcare Interview
Discover the top healthcare startups of 2024, advancing patient care and health innovation with breakthrough technologies and solutions.
270. A Quick Take on Data Archiving for the Healthcare Sector
We live in the age of technology, with almost every aspect of our routine life now relying on automated systems to function.
271. Humanitarian Engineering: The Open-Source Pandemic Response
Major non-profit organizations that are organizing volunteers to make open-source medical supplies and design new open-source medical devices like ventilators
272. Accelerating Innovation: How Covid Has Prompted Technological Evolution Within Healthcare
Let’s take a deeper look into some of the most significant tech innovations that have been prompted by the emergence of Covid-19.
273. The Health Care Metaverse Can Decrease Burnout
Burnout is high among doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. However, there may be a solution in the metaverse.
274. Technology Impact on the CBD Business and Healthcare
Consumer CBD sales are expected to reach $1.8 billion by 2022, an amazing increase from their 2018 total of $500,000, according to Statista. More than a decade from now, the market for CBD products is expected to be worth an incredible $75 billion, according to other studies.CBD farming, in contrast to conventional farming, necessitates the use of sophisticated machinery and equipment capable of doing numerous functions at once, such as plowing, seeding, and excavating. They also have devices that assist in collecting hemp flowers since CBD growing requires precise measurements in water and air quality as well as soil moisture and temperature. In this article, we will explore the role that technology is playing in promoting CBD and Healthcare businesses around the world.
275. Healthcare Marketing Tips in 2021
We recommend tools, approaches, and methodologies to build a competitive marketing strategy to make people fall in love with your digital health solution.
276. AI-based Product Management for Improving Cloud-based Healthcare Information Systems
In this article, I discuss the most-critical business and technology challenges faced by public-assistance healthcare program and why digitization is vital.
277. Ryuk Ransomware: What it is and How it's Harming the Healthcare Sector
Organizations in the healthcare sector have been valiantly fighting to save lives since the COVID-19 pandemic began, but they’ve also had to shift focus to another type of viral attack. Since March, healthcare organizations in the U.S. have been hit with multiple cyberattacks from threat actors who want to take advantage of any vulnerability in their systems. The latest to join the ranks of healthcare network threats is Ryuk, a ransomware that has victimized several medical organizations since September.
278. AI Will Be Used to Detect Masks Through CCTV Footage in India
While the global pandemic has caused a lot of distress among workers and service providers, things are gradually getting better now. With services starting to work everywhere, the transportation industry has also bounced back.
279. Telehealth in the Age of Coronavirus
In this new age of COVID-19, wound care has become harder than ever. Wound care specialists and clinics have seen huge drop-offs in the number of patients that they are able to treat as COVID-19 spreads across the country. Hospital-based, outpatient wound care clinics are shortening hours or closing down entirely. Patients suffering from wounds are cancelling at-home appointments and are declining to visit clinics. Post-operative patients are requiring new ways to be cared for remotely. Nursing homes around the country are banning visitors, including wound care specialists, in an attempt to stave off infection and protect vulnerable patients.
280. The Noonification: What is SIM Swapping and How Do You Prevent It? (8/16/2023)
8/16/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!
281. The Importance of HIPAA Compliance to Protect Sensitive Data
HIPAA Compliance mainly aims to prevent any kind of misuse or illegal disclosure of protected health information (PHI).
282. Can Robots Manage Health Benefits?
In an attempt to manage soaring health care costs, some government officials and health care companies are turning to algorithms to determine how to allocate limited benefits, who to provide care to first, or whether a person should receive care at all.
283. The Noonification: The Best Practices For DevOps Pipelines (9/23/2023)
9/23/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!
284. Data Impact in Public Health Accuracy: A Healthcare Expert's Quest to Educate the Public with Data
The COVID-19 Pandemic has forced people to adapt to changing times and adopt new technologies. Using data to help track healthcare trends is part of this.
285. 7 Tips for Evaluating Healthtech Software Development Companies
In this article, we’ve aggregated our best advice and insights for evaluating healthcare software development companies.
286. COVIDSafe App By The Australian Government: Make Sure Your Data Is Safe
★This Article documented the Australian Department of Health (DoH) COVID-19 contact tracing App, How it holds personal data of the Australian and Immigrant, data stored on the cloud and it covers the threats and risks to the security, location, and privacy of its Australian citizen.
287. Travel and Hospitality: Adapting to the "Next Normal" with Blockchain Technology
In May 2020, Deloitte mapped out 4 potential scenarios for the global travel and hospitality industry to get to the “next normal.” Each scenario evaluated known unknowns such as disease severity, government collaboration, healthcare response, economic consequences, and social cohesion.
288. White Hat Hackers Defend Hospitals From Rising Cyber Attacks
The field of radiology is littered with cyber mines. And it only gets worse. Here are some real stories of hospital cyberattacks and expert recommendations.
289. What We Can Learn From Cyber Attacks Targeting Healthcare
At the end of October 2020, we reported that hospitals and healthcare organizations had been targeted by a rising wave of ransomware attacks, with the majority
290. Wearable Devices Let Patients Take the Lead on their Health Journey
As the digital health wagon moves on, patients are starting to take the lead thanks to health wearables, better communication with doctors and new technology.
291. New Weapon in the Fight Against COVID-19: Digital Health Passports
*Note: This article first appeared in the Los Angeles Tribune by Hyro's Head of Marketing Aaron Bours
292. 207 Stories To Learn About Health
Learn everything you need to know about Health via these 207 free HackerNoon stories.
293. Earning Rewards for Good Health? The Bold New Model from Immunify.Life
Immunify.Life aims to address the pressing challenges in healthcare data management.
294. Understanding Healthcare Internet of Things: Top 6 Use Cases
The future of IoT-enabled smart health shows no sign of slowing down.
295. Understanding the background of the Hospital Bed Rental Industry
Healthcare organizations that follow HIPAA guidelines must be explicitly aware of security threats. Ethical hacking needs a more critical role in the framework.
296. The Trending Healthcare App Features for 2020
The recent technological trend in the healthcare industry has brought a virtual doctor into many of our pockets. Be it a serious health condition or a need to track our fitness level, there are thousands of mHealth apps for most of the healthcare use cases.
297. When Patients Vanish from Grammar: The Hidden Risks of AI-Generated Medical Notes
Clinical notes generated by AI often erase the patient as subject.
298. Communicating to Save Lives: Digital Healthcare in 2021 [Infographic]
A look at how the future of healthcare has become mobile.
299. Revolutionizing Immunization: mRNA, AI, and Personalized Vaccine Platforms for the Next Era
Given the growing demand for advanced vaccines, mRNA therapeutic platforms, personalized vaccines, and AI have radically changed immunization
300. Caring for Our Most Vulnerable: The Future of Nursing Homes in the USA (Infographic)
The collection of elder Americans in a system suffering many failures in long term care led to hundreds of thousands of deaths. A look at the future.
301. 8 Transformational Benefits To Telemedicine Because Of Realtime Communication
The telemedicine industry is expected to create a more than $5.4 Bn market opportunity by 2025. While the growth has been slow in the past years, the demands for medical advice and the restrictions on movement during the outbreak of COVID-19 have renewed the need for, and interest in, applications that enable healthcare at home.
302. IoT in Healthcare: Benefits And Examples
Clinics and medical centers have significantly evolved thanks to the implementation of IoT solutions. In this article, we’ll discuss which healthcare problems IoT can solve, how the clinics and hospitals can benefit from using IoT, and why IoT development in healthcare is worth investing in.
303. The Most Effective Method to Avoid Workplace Injuries
Over the span of a normal workday, a significant number of us perform activities in an assortment of fields that might put our wellbeing and welfare in danger. While our occupations may appear to be innocuous, the truth of the matter is that workplace injuries can and do happen anyplace. Hands on injuries bring about torment and enduring, just as overwhelming money related misfortunes for many individuals. Realizing the first means to take after a workplace injury is something each worker ought to
know about. Shockingly, most specialists are ignorant not just of the dangers natural in their activity, yet additionally of their privileges to remuneration for any business related injuries they endure.
304. 86 Stories To Learn About Pandemic
Learn everything you need to know about Pandemic via these 86 free HackerNoon stories.
305. How AI Agents in Healthcare Stand to Change the Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to make its largest splash in the healthcare industry.
306. A Brief Intro to 8 Ways AI Could Improve Patient Care
How much data does a hospital produce each day? How much information are they capable of storing, analyzing, and sharing with physicians and patients?
307. How Telemedicine Serves Nursing Home Needs [Infographic]
Telehealth has made the quality of care better for nursing home residents. Learn more about how the digital health transformation is changing the game.
308. How Developers Are Feeling In Challenging Time Of Pandemic
A study into wellbeing and productivity of software developers during the pandemic is now being replicated after a year of working from home.
309. Why Healthcare Facilities Need Professional Websites
Medical centers, hospitals, dental care facilities, and specialists in private practice need a professional website. Learn why.
310. The Vaccine Confidence Hack to Reaching Herd Immunity
A look at how to increase vaccine confidence to help achieve herd immunity
311. Millennials have a Problem with the NHS – Can AI Solve it?
According to a survey by Prophet, the National Health Service is the “most relevant brand for UK consumers” at the moment. Edging out Apple and Spotify, the NHS’s relevancy is at #1, communicating positivity, recognition, and a general deep sense of importance.
312. Navigating HIPAA Compliance with Telemedicine: Why It's Essential & What It Means for Practitioners
Adhering to HIPAA regulations is a must - not an option for telemedicine providers! But what does this mean for you? Here's the scoop on the cruciality of HIPA.
313. Building a Great Product at a Bad Time: Our First Venture Into B2B
Building startups in shifting markets & our first B2B pilot: how Imii proved its AI platform in UK healthcare and why policy changes forced a pivot
314. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Nurses Are Being Hired Like Ubers (5/11/2025)
5/11/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!
315. A Small Clinical Trial Brings Optimistic News for Rectal Cancer Patients
In this slogging thread, our community discusses the impacts of the results of a recent cancer trial that had an optimistic ending.
316. The Global Market Indicates the Need for Telemedicine App Development
Telemedicine is rising with a market increase of 16.8% from 2017 to 2023. Here you will find essential data and info for your Telemedicine app development.
317. Telemedicine - The New Frontier in Healthcare
Learn the tips and best practices for managing telemedicine devices in healthcare. If you're up for a challenge, this article is for you!
318. A Guide to HIPAA Compliance in 2021 & Its Benefits
Following HIPAA laws provides a higher level of safety for your corporation and its leaders.
319. Food Tech Stories: How Food Can Fix Your Depression
Based on this story: Why nutritional psychiatry is the future of mental health treatment
320. Top Gadget Stories 2021
Looking for some cool gadget stories? Here are some interesting gadget stories from March 2021. Enjoy!
321. Access to Coronovirus Testing Will Depend On Your Location
Five scenarios that show the differences in states’ testing algorithms
322. Effective Healthcare Inventory Management: 5 Elements for Excellent Patient Outcomes
Optimize hospital inventory with customized software to enhance efficiency, overcome procurement challenges, and improve patient outcomes.
323. What is Causing the Worrisome Increase in Ransomware
Ransomware has become a much more common crime online in recent days. But why is this the case and what can people even do about this massive problem?
324. ChatGPT’s Secret Priority: Keeping You Hooked Over Being Right
Analysis of how design choices optimized for retention undermine verification in law, finance, and governance
325. The Noonification: Newsletter Businesses Are About to 10x Due to AI (11/4/2023)
11/4/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!
326. Healthcare Supply Chain Issues and How to Solve Them with Technology
While the healthcare industry seemed to contain the virus in 2022, the major fallout COVID-19 had on the healthcare supply chain is still yet to be tackled.
327. Automation Hacks for Central Pharmacies (Infographic)
A look at how pharmacy automation tech is making central pharmacies more efficient and effective through trying times of COVID-19
328. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Plans on Breaking Up the Organ Transplant Monopoly
The federal government announced a plan Wednesday that would wrest control of the country’s transplant system from its longtime nonprofit contractor
329. The Social Impact of Mixing Business and Medicine
COVID-19 has been hitting the healthcare system pretty hard these last few weeks. In U.S. hospitals they are now facing critical shortages of equipment. As of the end of March, nearly 1 in 4 hospitals have fewer than 100 N95 masks on hand and 1 in 5 reports immediate need for more ventilators. Already back in February, the FDA reported shortages in drugs related to coronavirus.
330. Telemedicine: Benefits, Challenges, and Managing Expectations
The global pandemic has shed new light on the necessity to use teleservices: from remote office work, which can be easily moved online, to finding innovative technological solutions for more demanding services, like medicine.
331. How to Take Part in the HealthTech Revolution
As the saying goes, it’s impossible to put a price on your health.
332. How AI Creates Rules Without Direct Commands
The article introduces the Implicit Directive Index (IDI), a methodological tool to measure the density of hidden mandates in AI-generated texts.
333. Patient Care Technology and its Impact on the Post-pandemic Healthcare Sector
To battle challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare industry leaders turned to healthcare software development and patient care technology.
334. 6 Ways Emotion AI is Changing the Healthcare Industry
Pairing Emotion AI with Live Video calling can bring a dramatic improvement in healthcare delivery whether its doctor-patient communication or mental wellbeing.
335. Developing a Healthtech App: Notes on Process and the People You'll Need
Are you planning to develop healthcare software? Or maybe you have an idea for a healthcare app and don’t know what to do next? This is a guide for you.
336. How Genetic Technologies Transform Medicine
The major recent breakthroughs in diagnostics and treatment.
337. Usability in Telemedicine: Functionalities to Keep in Mind
The “new normal” lifestyle of these days requires various remote solutions developed with IT technologies. Telemedicine apps are leading the trend.
338. Predictive Analytics and Patient Personalisation
Let’s explore how technology can help global healthcare providers to recover from such a significant historical event.
339. Why One State's Testing Procedures Vary From a Neighbor's?
We want to know the ways one state’s testing procedures may vary from a neighbor’s, and the reasons why.
340. How to Keep Telehealth Valuable in Post-Pandemic Times
Telehealth solutions have the potential to prosper after the pandemic, too, and here's how.
341. Future of Healthcare: The Transformation Process of Healthcare
For some Americans, the option to hold a specialist or other medical expert responsible for any mistake that cause injury is a basic right to justice. At the point when some try to restrain that right, there is normally turmoil and receptive powers which try to reestablish those rights indeed.
342. Technology-Driven Shipping Containers Poised to Solve COVID-19 Hospital Housing Shortage
343. Hacking Nursing Homes of the Future [Infographic]
Cleanliness lies at the heart of nursing homes going forward.
344. Mapping Your Data to FHIR at a Fraction of the Cost: What You Need to Know
The US healthcare industry suffers from the widespread issue of converting EHR Extracts to FHIR for real-time integrations of multiple sources. Here is how...
345. "Since its founding, Sift has raised $7M", says Bethany Grabher, VP of Marketing at Sift Healthcare
Sift was founded in 2017 by CEO, Justin Nicols. Sift provides healthcare organizations with a Payments Intelligence Platform that integrates machine learning.
346. Pooled Adaptive PCR Testing
This article proposes adaptive pool testing which involves testing a combined sample from multiple people as a methodology to increase testing capacity for Sars-COv2 using PCR. Pool test involve that if a pool is detected positive, each sample from the pool will be tested separately. Also, this article proposes an optimization algorithm for the pool size-determine the optimum number of samples that can be combined into a single test in order to obtain the best results with minimum number of tests.
347. How to Avoid Paying Expensive HIPAA Fines
For all the different kinds of doctors and medical staff out there, any member of a healthcare business has a relationship with HIPAA.
348. Diabetes Awareness Month: Together, We Can Bring Awareness
Have you been diagnosed with diabetes? Do you have a family member or friend who has been diagnosed with this chronic condition? There are millions of people around the world who have encountered, in one way or another, all that comes with having diabetes.
349. How To Be a Responsible Employer and a Leader in Times of Workplace Crisis
Based on the type of work you are doing and the capacity in which your workers operate, any or more of the following occupational injuries can occur to your employees.
350. How Pandemic Testing Protocols Vary Across The USA
To determine how testing protocols for COVID-19 vary across the United States, we sent requests under public records laws to all 50 states, New York City, and Washington, D.C. The requests were sent to health departments the week of March 16 and were identical. The database below contains responses we have received, as well as publicly available guidance from some jurisdictions.
351. How the Leafcard Cannatech Platform Helps Patients and Provides Educational Materials
Leafcard Connects Patients with Licensed Doctors For Medical Marijuana Card Certifications With Telemedicine.
352. The power of twenty-two cents
It made me so happy. That tingly goodness. Orange, grapefruit, cranberry. It provided me comfort and quenched my thirst. Bubly was it's name, and it was good.
353. How Diets and Dying Related to Demographics
When we seek to understand consequences of our actions and the hidden complexity that underlies them we can make better decisions. One set of decisions that everyone participates in throughout life is choice of diet. The impact of what we consume on a daily basis is often only felt many years later — and can be an accident of birth.
354. How to Build a Scalable, Secure Healthcare App (Without Going Crazy)
In this piece, we are going to explore the most effective methods and procedures for you to follow to craft your medical application from the ground up without.
355. Laws That Run on Code—and Break Like Code
Authority no longer comes from legislators or interpreters but from compiled rules.
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