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Over the past two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the overall healthcare dynamics. The use of cloud computing in healthcare has touched new heights and ripened immensely. With each passing day, organizations across different healthcare verticals are rapidly adopting cloud computing applications, thereby ma...

Contract manufacturing is a type of outsourcing in which a company manufactures entire products or parts of larger products. Such services are employed in the medical device sector as well. Medical device OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) are companies that own the product outsource manufacturing to anot...

The Pharma and Biotech Healthcare market has been an ever-changing industry in terms of the type of biopharmaceutical products innovated and launched, evolving from management of chronic diseases in the 1990s to the expansive marketing of generic drugs, to now moving onto personalized therapies. To increase the suc...

"Blockchain" is one of the most popular catchwords in the world of medical technology. A blockchain is a distributed method for producing and storing data records. It keeps a digital ledger of linked "blocks" of data that reflect how data is transferred, updated, or accessed on its peer-to-peer network. Blockchain ...

It has become a necessity in our daily lives to get the medications exactly when the body requires them. But at times, we tend to forget or ignore. Taking medications routinely, understanding their effects and side-effects as well as monitoring the outcomes can be tedious. So healthcare professionals and technologi...

Many tech companies, especially wearable technology companies, have spent the last two years focusing on using their skills to address issues created by the worldwide pandemic. Simultaneously, many healthcare firms that would not have been called tech companies in the past have shifted their focus to technology and...