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Brick and mortar stores are quickly disappearing.

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As the number of people in the U.S. experiencing a mental illness continues to rise, the state of California is stepping in with a smartphone app that can provide access to care right at your fingertips.

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Researchers in California have designed new wearable technology that can detect subtle physiological signals through a sticker that adheres to the skin like a Band Aid.

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Understanding a consumer need for easier access to healthcare, researchers from the University of California in San Francisco are using data from a recent study to explore a new smartphone app that can provide a diagnosis without a trip to the doctor.

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The world around us is constantly evolving, which means consumer expectations are too.

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Interested in how life science companies are approaching patient-centricity at eyeforpharma Barcelona 2020?

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Regardless of whether we’d like to admit it, many of us gained unwanted pounds during the pandemic.

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With more than 10,000 health and wellness apps available today, we explored the ways in which digital innovation has transformed the expectations consumers have for how brands solve for mental health challenges.

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For the average American, more than half of their food consumption is comprised of ultra-processed foods.

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Did you know that only 25% to 50% of patients worldwide take their medicine correctly?

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The COVID-19 pandemic is steadily increasing our risk for a mental health crisis around the world.

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There’s a lot to be said about how our world has changed over the years.

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You may know Bose for their cutting-edge speakers and audio tools, but soon they’ll be known for something else.

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With an increasing number of coronavirus cases popping up around the world, countries are taking action by leveraging innovative health tech to protect the safety of the public without compromising the care they need.

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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.

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In early November, thousands of people from around the world gathered together in Dubai to get first-hand access to a class of innovators designing solutions for a better world.

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Gone are the days of waiting in a doctor’s office when your kid is sick with the sniffles.

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Global warming is changing the landscape of the world as we know it.

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COVID-19 has accelerated the rate at which we’re seeing change happening around us.

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When it comes to a cancer diagnosis, accuracy is a key element in receiving timely and effective care.

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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.

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Following just a few years after its 2016 digital health research report, the American Medical Association’s most recent study of the use and adoption of digital clinical tools is proving that more and more physicians are becoming increasingly open to emerging technology.

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We’ve seen telehealth services offer virtual doctor’s appointments right from a smartphone.

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In this session of efp Barcelona 2020, two of the biggest names in pharma, MSD and Roche, shared their own unique digital experiences in hopes of teaching and inspiring others.

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While we have come to see tech as a major opportunity to reduce the frictions we experience in our everyday lives, the increasing adoption of it is likely to create new challenges and amplify existing ones in our world following the pandemic.

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An inside look into where tech innovation is bringing real value to healthcare and how pharma brands are keeping up with the pace.

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Digital assistants are increasingly finding their way into most homes and as a result, voice searches are changing the way brands think of SEO.

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With mental health drawing an increasing amount of attention, big brands like Starbucks are stepping up to craft a more inclusive workplace with new benefits and policies that put the health of their employees first.

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At a time when most clinicians are overwhelmed and overworked, Microsoft and GE Healthcare are partnering together to help ease the burden of patient monitoring with a new cloud-based tool.

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While most Americans can reach a Level I or Level II trauma center within an hour, only 24% of Americans residing in rural areas can do so within that same timeframe.

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