Category: pharma & healthcare

New haptic textile systems could revolutionize how we interact with our environment, not only medically but recreationally as well.

Autonomous medical robots may be conducting full medical operations sooner rather than later.

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, not only has there been an abundance of misinformation about vaccines, public health officials have committed missteps in messaging.

Cataract extraction surgery is currently one of the most performed surgeries in the world.

Skin is our first line of defense, protecting us from damage and keeping out unwanted visitors. As we age, it weakens. Research may have found a workaround.

In what is Jimmy Carter’s final chapter in life, he’s leaving behind a lasting legacy of raising awareness for the importance and dignity of hospice care.

Perhaps accelerating the timeline for biosimilar (and generic) market entry is what the IRA had in mind when it chose several long monopoly products for price negotiation

The IRA’s drug pricing provisions are viewed favorably by voters. Accordingly, the industry’s legal challenge to block Medicare from price negotiations is unpopular.

As robotics and artificial intelligence technologies advance, their combined use in medicine will become pronounced as time marches on.

Research by scientists at the University of Alabama at Birmingham may herald a breakthrough in the treatment and management of heart attacks and other related damage.