CiToxLAB from Denmark is giving an introductory talk on two very essential topics in the regulatory area: Going from drug discovery to Preclinical toxicology and First time in Man and Regulatory requirements for medical devices
Are flatliners conscious after death (Live Science)? Are you ready to talk to a robot about what’s troubling you (Wired)? The marathon quest for an exercise pill that won’t give you cancer (Bloomberg). And more health writing gems from The New Yorker, Wired, Technology Review and others.
From live tissue and body parts to medical devices. 3D printing is a relatively new, rapidly expanding method of manufacturing that has found numerous applications in healthcare.
Biased doctors make for bad treatments. Self-driving cars as the future for people with disabilities. The price debate haunting new gene therapies. Here are this week’s must-reads from the world of health journalism.
Almas Hus – et hus stappfullt av løsninger for å gjøre livet til personer med demens litt lettere – er blitt 5 år og feirer det med å invitere samarbeidspartnere, støttespillere, leverandører og stab til markering.
What the Nobel prize in medicine really meant; what a brain injury feels like; why we haven’t cured the common cold. We trawl the web for great health innovation writing, so you won’t have to.
This selection of excellent articles show how The Internet of Health Things can change the way we administer health care, and that we’re well on the way already. Just be realistic about it, please.