Blog March 18, 2019
Toronto-based innovation shop Trend Hunter has cranked out over 10,000 custom trends profiles in the past decade, and today they’ve compressed their annual 3-day innovation experience and taken their show on the road with an 8-hour intensive course.
Blog March 18, 2019
Dr. Ned Sharpless was just appointed Acting FDA Commissioner. How are investors reacting and what does it mean for industry? This week’s edition of The Week That Was takes a look and provides insights from a new ICER report.
Blog March 15, 2019
Investment in technology is imperative for providers who want to keep up with the changing healthcare reimbursement landscape.
Blog March 14, 2019
Responding to rampant criticism of rising drug prices, pharma giant Eli Lilly will begin selling an authorized generic of its preeminent insulin therapy, Humalog, at half-price.
Blog March 13, 2019
Imagine a world where our medicine, food and health conditions are made from or treated by a 3D printer.
Blog March 11, 2019
Do you love that LaLa feeling? This week’s edition of The Week That Was looks at how not to spin a poor earnings report.
Blog March 11, 2019
Is the market prepared for DTx? The answer, it seems, is neither yes nor no, and the panelists at 2019 Digital Medicine and MedTech showcase weighed in from a number of different perspectives.
Blog March 8, 2019
It’s become more and more apparent that the need for comprehensive mental healthcare has exploded.
Blog March 7, 2019
In some rooms at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, patients won’t spend a moment alone—sort of—now that the leading Beverly Hills medical center has partnered with Aiva Health to make select rooms smart.
Blog March 6, 2019
With there being so many different stakeholders, including patients, providers and payers, panelists at the 2019 Digital Medicine & MedTech Showcase pointed to a number of different adoption roadblocks—and successes.
Blog March 6, 2019
Sooner than later your electric toothbrush may be introducing an alternative option for improving your current dental routine – all without having to take a trip to the dentist’s office.
Blog March 4, 2019
Policymakers continue their focus on drug pricing and may also have eyes for changes to the Orphan Drug Act.
Blog February 28, 2019
In a new Harvard Business Review article, brand positioning expert Denise Lee Yohn distills some of the most useful marketing points gleaned from her 25 years of marketing leadership.
Blog February 27, 2019
Brick and mortar stores are quickly disappearing. In 2018, over 3,800 stores closed their doors. Popular retailers such as Toys R’ Us and Gap have found themselves on the list, falling victim to a new trend in favor of online shopping and virtual services.
Blog February 27, 2019
This edition of Medical-Science Moments includes: FDA’s recent crackdown on dietary supplements, J&J leadership on drug pricing disclosure and human microbiome research.
Blog February 26, 2019
The past few days have seen a lot of news regarding the Oakland-based health care company Kaiser Permanente. They’ve recently announced that they will be opening a School of Medicine in 2020 described as “forward-thinking education for tomorrow’s doctors.”
Blog February 25, 2019
The anti-vaccination movement is causing challenges not just in healthcare, but now in tech. Read more on how Scott Gottlieb, Adam Schiff and Mark Zuckerberg are all wrestling with the issue.
Blog February 20, 2019
While telehealth has been on the rise, recent technological developments are shaping the industry and changing the way patients receive treatment.
Blog February 19, 2019
An expert panel that advises U.S. federal regulatory authorities has recommended approval of Esketamine, Johnson & Johnson’s brand-new treatment for depression.
Blog February 18, 2019
Our favorite #healthpolicyvalentines, new FDA guidance regarding complex generics and what you need to know now regarding data security from pharma and patient perspectives. It’s all in the latest edition of The Week that Was.
Blog February 13, 2019
According to the U.S. International Trade Commission, nearly 1 million Californians travel to Mexico every year to buy prescription drugs, and as many as 320,000 other Americans travel abroad every year for health care treatment.
Blog February 13, 2019
Digital therapeutics, or DTx, are distinct from digital health products, and are driven by software programs that can be prescribed to prevent, manage, or treat a medical disorder or disease, as stated by the Digital Therapeutics Alliance.
Blog February 12, 2019
As our medical devices evolve to be more connected with each other in the digital age, healthcare providers continue to be the most susceptible to cyber-attacks.
Blog February 11, 2019
Drug makers aren’t the only ones under pressure for high costs. Hospitals are also facing new policies and an ongoing push for transparency.
Blog February 11, 2019
At this year’s Digital Medicine & MedTech Showcase (part of Biotech Showcase), a panel of digital therapeutics (DTx) experts illuminated the status and future of their work, moderated by Syneos Health Commercial Solutions Chief Strategy Officer, Baba Shetty.
Blog February 7, 2019
Today, doctors are feeling more pressured than ever to keep up with the growing demands of their career, and it’s taking a toll on their mental health.
Blog February 6, 2019
Digital health company Peerwell created an app to prepare patients for surgery and, in turn, reduce the amount of time they spend in the hospital.
Blog February 5, 2019
Representatives from small and big pharma, and those fighting both rare diseases and more prevalent ones, came together in San Diego recently for WIB-Southern California: The Growing Importance of Patient Advocacy in BioPharma.
Blog February 4, 2019
Everyone seems to be talking about digital health, but what does that really look like in action? To better understand the trend, we explore one of the biggest players in digital health – Apple.
Blog January 31, 2019
As the use of artificial intelligence in R&D continues to rise, Novartis takes it even further, equipping its reps with AI that suggests the perfect things to talk about with HCPs.
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