Month: April 2011

Knowing what’s going on with a person’s body has always been a challenge. People are used to common illnesses like cold or flu, but more complex pathologies like bone fracturing or heart diseases are incomprehensible. This brings two general troubles: patients either panic, which makes it hard to explain the treatment method to them, or […]

COVID-19 has shed light on the most important gaps in global healthcare. It became obvious that innovations were required to make the industry more effective, and artificial intelligence (AI) could influence healthcare profoundly. As mentioned by Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World Health Organization, only after the spread of COVID-19 it became obvious that countries […]