Tag: life sciences

Data is critical to all areas of healthcare, and the quality of that data matters. Most hospitals understand the need for high-quality data when it comes to medical care. They…

Demand for telemedicine has increased over the past two years from both patients and providers. McKinsey & Company estimates that telehealth adoption has risen to 38 times pre-2020 levels and…

More than 90 percent of nurses in the nation’s 10th most populous state believe staffing shortages negatively affect the quality of care they can provide, according to report recently released…

Last year, New York Innovation report shows a sharp drop in women s health funding health care funding in the New York metropolitan area showed a sharp decline to $3.9…

Neurology drug developer Karuna Therapeutics is building its pipeline with a pair of molecules originally developed for kidney disease. It’s a small bet that could pay off big by diversifying…

What Nobel Prize winning research means for cancer treatment , in October Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi, Barry Sharpless and Morten Meldahl shared Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2022 to greatly simplify the…

It is undeniable that the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the face of healthcare over the past few years. In addition to affecting patients and healthcare systems everywhere, it has left…

Healthcare companies are evolving rapidly as more and more of them develop products that collect and use significant patient and provider data. Companies that once only developed hardware-based solutions to…

In the sea of ​​proteins in the body, drug researchers zero in on those that cause disease. Of the 20,000 proteins that make up the human proteome, 5,000 are known…