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20 Articles in Digital Health and Wellness
Wearable Bioelectronic Patches for Chronic Disease Monitoring
For decades, the healthcare system has been dependent on periodic checkups and hospital visits to detect and treat illnesses. Today, however, medicine is evolving beyond the clinic, moving directly onto the patient’s skin.
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a critical health condition that affects patients who need intensive care. The development of ARDS occurs through fluid accumulation that blocks the small elastic lung sacs known as alveoli. The presence of fluid in the lungs prevents proper lung expansion, leading to insufficient oxygen delivery through the bloodstream.
Hospital Asset Management: Driving Efficiency, Safety and Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Hospital asset management is the efficient tracking, monitoring and managing of medical equipment, consumables and infrastructure through the use of technology, including radio frequency identification (RFID), real-time location systems (RTLS), Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud-based systems. It helps hospitals better utilize their assets, reduces equipment loss, provides access to timely maintenance and assists with patient safety.
Empowering Smarter Healthcare: Growth in CDSS
A clinical decision support system is an intelligent tool in healthcare that helps clinicians make patient-focused, evidence-based decisions using electronic health records (EHRs) and medical databases.
Digital Phenotyping in Psychiatry: Data-Driven Mental Health Insights
Psychiatry has traditionally been dependent on subjective assessments, clinical observations and patients' self-reports to comprehend and treat mental disorders, largely dependent on people being capable of recalling and clarifying their ideas and emotions. These are methods that provide only a partial view of the patient's emotional condition, which is always affected by the surroundings and relations.
Antihelminthic Drugs: Playing a Vital Role in Combating Parasitic Infections
Antihelminthic drug refers to medications designed to treat individuals afflicted with infections from parasitic worms, such as roundworms, tapeworms and flukes. These medications work by either disrupting the energy metabolism pathway or the neuromuscular function that causes worm paralysis or death, and ultimately, enabling the expulsion from the host.
The Future of Microbiome-Based Therapies
Earlier, the leading causes of diseases were bacteria, tiny living organisms that had to be eradicated at all costs. However, these small creatures are now causing a significant shift in the field of medicine. Bacteria will be the scientific heroes of tomorrow. Since these are being genetically modified, kept in carriers that have been carefully made, and employed as medications.
Bioprinting for Kidney Disease
Renal Diseases Prevalence
Soft-Tissue Robotic Systems for Surgery Market
Revolution in Surgery: Growing Adoption of Soft-Tissue Robotic Systems in Healthcare
E-Methanol: Powering the Future of Sustainable Fuel
E-methanol is a liquid fuel made by combining green hydrogen (H₂) and captured carbon dioxide (CO2). This process uses renewable electricity to create green hydrogen from water through electrolysis. Hydrogen is then synthesized with CO2 captured from sources such as industrial facilities or the atmosphere. It is considered a sustainable alternative to fossil-based fuels.
