The Other Side of Health Innovation: The Dilemma of Covering All Medications and Devices That Hit the Market
A regional forum in São Paulo discussed the challenges of incorporating innovative medical technologies into healthcare funding, focusing on inefficient spending and the necessity of not covering all approved medications and devices.
Minister: An audit will be conducted to assess whether e-health can operate independently
Lithuania's health minister announced an upcoming audit to evaluate the independence of the e-health system and possibly transition its management from the Ministry of Economy and Innovation to the Ministry of Health.
Artificial Intelligence Does Not Know What It Knows and Does Not Know What It Does Not Know
A participant of SXSW discusses the discourse on artificial intelligence, emphasizing its impact on creative professions and social interactions.
Innovative heart procedure performed at RAKUS reduces stroke risk without blood thinners
The Rīga Eastern Clinical University Hospital (RAKUS) has successfully performed a heart procedure that reduces the risk of stroke in patients without requiring prolonged use of blood thinners.
A. Georgiadis at the Blue Heritage Summit Thessaloniki: We are highlighting Thessaloniki as a major center of innovation
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis expressed a vision for Thessaloniki to become Greece's center of innovation during his address at the Blue Heritage Summit.
SHA: From a personal experience to a global preventive health model
SHA Mexico is pioneering a global preventive health model that combines science, innovation, and a comprehensive vision of health through a partnership with TecSalud.
Why New Health Technologies Do Not Reach Hospitals?
The article discusses the challenges of integrating new health technologies into Estonia's healthcare system, focusing on the gap between innovative solutions and their practical application in hospitals.
In Bangui, a Pharma Box to make health accessible to residents
A new initiative in Bangui aims to improve health care access through the introduction of the Pharma Box, which stores essential medicines for vulnerable populations.
Piauí Digital Health is a national reference with over 1.5 million appointments
The Piauí Digital Health program has achieved over 1.5 million health services across the state, serving as a model for innovation within Brazil's public health system.
Smart pills that could replace gut procedures
A new technology involving ingestible smart pills promises to monitor digestive health with less discomfort than traditional procedures.
Czech scientists have invented the world's first probiotic dental floss. It will help in the fight against periodontitis.
Czech researchers have developed an innovative probiotic dental floss that aims to combat periodontitis effectively.
China to pursue commercial health insurance to ease public strain, support drug innovation
China is introducing commercial health insurance to alleviate the burden on its public insurance system and support pharmaceutical innovation amid an ageing population.
The security and innovation of vaccines in Brazil
The article discusses Brazil's approach to vaccine innovation and the implications for public health and economic development, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty in health-related innovations.
Too Mush, the lion's mane mushroom steaks that want to make a space on the supermarket shelf
The Spanish brand Too Mush is introducing ready-to-eat lion's mane mushroom products, aiming to popularize this nutritious fungus in households and restaurants.
M. Jakubauskienė will attend an informal meeting of EU health ministers in Cyprus
The meeting will focus on advancing evidence-based medicine and improving access to innovative medicines across the EU, among other health topics.
Another example of the system protecting its own interests
The leader of Intuens dismisses criticism from health experts regarding their health screening service as an example of the system protecting its own interests.
Digital Documents. Ten Million Activations on Io
The IT-Wallet feature of the Io app has reached over 10 million activations, allowing users to store digital versions of key documents like their driver's license and health card.
Health Research in Penzberg: Roche Opens New High-Tech Center
Roche has inaugurated a new high-tech diagnostic innovation center in Penzberg, Germany, which spans 23,000 square meters and employs around 1,000 staff to develop testing procedures for diseases like Alzheimer and multiple sclerosis, with an investment of approximately 300 million euros.
People: 'That's why I love my scars'
Angelina Jolie expresses pride in her surgical scars as a testament to her proactive health decisions.
A System that Automatically Selects Moving Songs to Reduce Difficulties in Life
A team from Keio University has developed a new system that automatically selects personalized, emotionally impactful songs using brainwave data to help alleviate the struggles faced by young people.
The new building of the Ülemiste City health campus has received its cornerstone
A cornerstone was laid for the Endel Tulving Health House, part of the Ülemiste City health campus in Tallinn, which will become the largest private capital-based healthcare cluster in the Baltics by 2027.
Folha holds seminar on rare diseases in Brazil
Folha is organizing a seminar on rare diseases in Brazil, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson, to discuss diagnosis, access, and innovation in care.
Technology-driven private sector innovation key to universal health coverage – HFN
The Healthcare Federation of Nigeria emphasizes the importance of technology-driven private sector innovation in enhancing healthcare quality and access amid the country's funding challenges.
How magnetic fields, psychedelics and ketamine are helping treat the brain
A Sunshine Coast not-for-profit clinic is at the forefront of trialing innovative psychiatric treatments, including a global trial of psilocybin for depression, and is planning to construct a new mental health hospital.
Grupo Amil, by Seripieri, and Lula's government close partnership
Grupo Amil has partnered with the Ministry of Health to lend its Edson Bueno Center for research and innovation to the government, aiming to enhance SUS professional training and Brazil's role in international clinical research.
Adonis Georgiadis: Freeze on hiring until 2032 - Turbulence in the pharmaceutical market
Minister of Health Adonis Georgiadis announced a hiring freeze until 2032 and upcoming turbulence in the pharmaceutical market due to U.S. decisions and new innovation fund legislation being introduced for public consultation.
Einstein creates collaborative centers for health technology development
Einstein Hospital Israelita has announced the establishment of Collaborative Innovation Centers (CCIs) aimed at developing new health technologies tailored to local needs, with the potential for market transformation.
Notification on February 5
Kyung Hee University is hosting a convergence symposium called 'Magnolia Health Nexus' on the 6th at JW Marriott Hotel Seoul, focusing on the theme of 'A Healthy Future for Humanity through Convergence and Innovation' with notable attendees including university officials and professors.
The three hospitals that are changing the landscape of oncology care in Greece
The Greek Health Minister highlighted the introduction of three new oncology centers and digital tools aimed at enhancing cancer care in the country.
Mexican seeks to revolutionize cancer treatment: microfibers that attack the tumor and protect healthy organs
A new Mexican technology proposes administering chemotherapy for cervical cancer directly inside the vaginal cavity as a suppository to release the medication at the tumor site and avoid adverse effects of intravenous chemotherapy.
A "smart" pill that eliminates jet lag
A new oral chemical compound is shown to restore the body's circadian rhythm regardless of the timing of administration, significantly accelerating recovery from jet lag.
It destroys cancer cells and does not touch healthy ones. Slovak develops a new mechanism to fight cancer
A Slovak researcher is working on a new mechanism that targets and destroys cancer cells while sparing healthy cells.
Five on Friday: Live Longer
This article introduces new technology gadgets, including a retro-styled smartphone, a smart scale, car salon innovations, and a smart doorbell.
HoLEP / MoLEP: Innovative prostate surgery at Metropolitan General
The article discusses the recognition of innovative prostate surgery techniques, HoLEP and MoLEP, at Metropolitan General, highlighting their significance for men's health, especially for those over 50.
Parliament: How technology can help mental health
The Special Permanent Committee on Research and Technology of Parliament discussed how new technologies and innovation can support mental health, particularly addressing the significant prevalence of mental health issues society faces today.
10 health tech products stealing the spotlight at CES 2026
CES 2026 showcases innovative health tech products that are expected to significantly impact consumer technology in various sectors.
CES 2026 kicks off with latest gadgets - from AI health check mirror to robot dog
CES 2026 has commenced in Las Vegas, showcasing innovative gadgets like an AI health check mirror and a robot dog, attracting thousands of tech enthusiasts.
Fight Against Overweight in the Times of Ozempic
Lonvital offers a technology-driven method that combines medical professionals and innovation to create personalized weight-loss treatments without the need for diets or gyms.