Simon Dawkins on how the old tech of RFID is assisting hospital bed management
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is hardly a new technology and has found its way into a myriad of devices -…
04 Sep 2024
B. Braun’s Stephanie Pitts on California’s new toxic chemical ban
The US state of California has passed a law banning the use of a toxic chemical produced by certain kinds of plastics from the state's medical devices, catching up with…
28 Aug 2024
Healthcare systems look at how to face the impacts of climate change
The impact of climate change, successive heat waves and climate-based events has become an undeniable fact for the world’s healthcare industry with many countries racing to assess the damage to…
12 Jul 2024
Explainer: Labour has been elected in the UK – now what?
Following the announcement of the UK Labour Party’s near-landslide victory on 5 July, healthcare workers and life science investors have been tentatively awaiting the first moves and measures of a…
04 Jul 2024
Does H5N1 avian influenza have pandemic potential?
The global medical community is beginning to mobilise in response to the growing threat of pandemic posed by the H5N1 strain of avian influenza. On 2 July, the US government…
03 Jul 2024
What the UK elections mean for healthcare
In the lead-up to the UK's general election tomorrow (4 July), the country’s National Health Service (NHS) has been in the spotlight, with political parties pledging a variety of policies…
01 Jul 2024
Hospital 2040: InfoBionic’s Stuart Long on implementing AI in cardiovascular care
Research by the American Heart Association (AHA) estimates that 184 million Americans, approximately 61% of the population are expected to have some form of cardiovascular disease (CVD) by 2050, with…