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Internet of Things in Healthcare Industry

As the diffusion of connected devices proceeds, with the decentralization of the network, with the use of new predictive technologies, such...

Raffaella Aghemo

Feb 19, 2020 2 min read 312

Disease from China Goes Viral

Fitting for health scares, searing images depict people wearing masks. Not sure when the fast-spreading coronavirus will strike, those threatened know...

Jim Katzaman

Jan 26, 2020 3 min read 538

Can Primary Care sustain Quality Healthcare for All?

A comparative analysis in the context of developed; and developing states Primary care medicine was established to provide essential treatment for...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Jan 25, 2020 8 min read 135

How is Artificial Intelligence (AI) used in Healthcare for better outc...

Artificial Intelligence has made major strides in recent years. It has found application is different industrial verticals and businesses. It has...

Amit Agrawal

Jan 23, 2020 3 min read 412

The Virtue of Aristocracy Abides No Borders

Even within the German Healthcare System ”Quality is not an act; it is a habit”- like Aristotle, the Greek philosopher indicated...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Jan 20, 2020 10 min read

Alma-Ata Declaration of ’Health for all’: A generation old quest w...

Health is the most precious asset of every human being, as we all endure the right to live in a full...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Nov 29, 2019 12 min read 175

Stark’s law, corporate safe-harbor in contradiction of impartial...

Bribery and its formalized version; the kickback practice under the current definition is undoubtedly among the most unethical live out ever...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Nov 4, 2019 16 min read 202

Telemedicine prescribes cure for distant connections

Telemedicine embodies modern-day risk-reward for personal data. It holds the promise of greater personal contact where healthcare providers are scarce. Yet,...

Jim Katzaman

Nov 1, 2019 3 min read 282

Medico-legal Perils of Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

Technology is advancing at an alarming rate, as its footprints can be amenably noticed within the healthcare domain. The overpowering ambivalence...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 24, 2019 7 min read 792

Medical Societies and their Flop of a Century-Old Quest

We are living the paradox of a concept meant to create societies, licensing authorities and associations. The forms of organizational unions...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 19, 2019 11 min read 196

Is Self-Care Medical Care?

Health is personal- It’s by far the most sacred lifetime asset of a person’s despite knowing it will come into an...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 15, 2019 6 min read 144

Why We Invested in Iterative Scopes (Computer Vision vs Cancer)

Iterative Scopes is announcing shortly a large seed round and is one of the bets we are making through Tau Ventures,...

Amit Garg

Oct 7, 2019 1 min read

How is Artificial Intelligence (AI) used in Healthcare for better outc...

Artificial Intelligence has made major strides in recent years. It has found application is different industrial verticals and businesses. It has...

Amit Agrawal

Jan 23, 2020 3 min read 412

The Virtue of Aristocracy Abides No Borders

Even within the German Healthcare System ”Quality is not an act; it is a habit”- like Aristotle, the Greek philosopher indicated...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Jan 20, 2020 10 min read

Alma-Ata Declaration of ’Health for all’: A generation old quest w...

Health is the most precious asset of every human being, as we all endure the right to live in a full...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Nov 29, 2019 12 min read 175

Stark’s law, corporate safe-harbor in contradiction of impartial...

Bribery and its formalized version; the kickback practice under the current definition is undoubtedly among the most unethical live out ever...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Nov 4, 2019 16 min read 202

Telemedicine prescribes cure for distant connections

Telemedicine embodies modern-day risk-reward for personal data. It holds the promise of greater personal contact where healthcare providers are scarce. Yet,...

Jim Katzaman

Nov 1, 2019 3 min read 282

Medico-legal Perils of Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

Technology is advancing at an alarming rate, as its footprints can be amenably noticed within the healthcare domain. The overpowering ambivalence...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 24, 2019 7 min read 792

Medical Societies and their Flop of a Century-Old Quest

We are living the paradox of a concept meant to create societies, licensing authorities and associations. The forms of organizational unions...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 19, 2019 11 min read 196

Is Self-Care Medical Care?

Health is personal- It’s by far the most sacred lifetime asset of a person’s despite knowing it will come into an...

Adam Tabriz, MD

Oct 15, 2019 6 min read 144

Why We Invested in Iterative Scopes (Computer Vision vs Cancer)

Iterative Scopes is announcing shortly a large seed round and is one of the bets we are making through Tau Ventures,...

Amit Garg

Oct 7, 2019 1 min read

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