Preventive Cancer Screenings Are Becoming Too Lax
The most common cancer screenings and tests, all of which are recommended by the American Cancer Society, include mammograms (for breast cancer) and screenings for colorectal cancer, lung cancer, cervical cancer, and prostate cancer. These are screenings that have all been found to save lives by detecting dangerous cancers early.
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Diversity Is Severely Lacking Among Clinical Trial Participants — How Can We Solve This Problem?
Although the general public may not be aware of the extent of the problem, this disturbing underrepresentation is well-known in the research community, which has been trying for some time to address the issue.
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Healthcare And Baby Boomers: Tech Adoption Is The Key To Better Outcomes
By 2050 there will be 83.7 million people aged 65 and older, almost double the 43.1 million seniors in 2012. Such a dramatic increase is expected to have a huge impact on the healthcare industry, not only due to the sheer numbers but also because of the rapidly declining health of those over the age of 65.
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3 Things to Expect at SIIM 2019
At SIIM19 prepare to hear about exploring new ways to use data, engaging with patients, and empowering one another.
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Blockchain In Healthcare: How It Could Make Digital Healthcare Safer And More Innovative
Digital healthcare trends are largely driven by the need for better patient care, faster and more accurate analysis, and on-demand access to medical data. The pace of innovation in digital healthcare began gaining momentum with artificial intelligence (AI), and it is set to further accelerate as the industry turns to blockchain technology.
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AI In Health Care Is Not About Replacing Humans
AI and machine learning are set to expand, and health care is poised to witness an unprecedented explosion of AI use cases.
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