Genomics

Your body might be your temple, but in principle, we don’t take good enough care of it – not when it comes to the food […]

As a researcher, I have always lived for the moments when I had to see a whole process and analyse the small details at once. […]

In October 2021, Best Buy announced it had acquired a UK-based remote care service. And that the company would keep on focusing on health services […]

I have been analysing technological trends in healthcare for over 10 years. I have seen currents come and go, and I was making forecasts about […]

We’ve spent a good part of our summer writing about Big Tech and how these companies, Amazon, Google/Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, IBM and NVIDIA have approached […]

With 7% of Google searches – or 70,000 per minute – being health-related, it was only a matter of time before the search giant aimed […]

The Human Genome Project, an international scientific cooperation on discovering the human genome, began in 1990. The goal of the undertaking was to identify the […]

Immediately upon being elected, U.S. President Joe Biden had a task to solve. Amidst taking a hold on the virus, he, however, did not forget […]

By winning his 7th Super Bowl on February 7th, 2021, Tom Brady made it to the American football history pantheon for winning the most rings, […]

Okay, hands up who can tell who’s the most famous biologically enhanced superhuman in the world? True, it’s a quite close call between Captain America and […]

One of the most common childhood fears is going to the dentist. Who would not relate? Sitting in a huge chair illuminated by blinding light; […]

Why don’t we deal with longevity at The Medical Futurist? A substantial amount of our followers have asked the question and requested us to cover […]

As solutions like remote care are becoming the norm, 3D-printing disrupts the normal supply chain and even the number of life science studies on tools […]

The Medical Futurist decided to compile the 100 most promising digital health companies in an easy-to-understand infographic.

The biggest player of a trend going down doesn’t mean that the technology doesn’t work, it means the people behind it, the company, its finances or management issues meant the end of the company.

Experts are saying that the microbiome acts like an organ itself, and it’s central to the body’s operations. So, the good part is we can test the DNA to have more information on the quality and quantity and the bacteria’s interaction with us. And that’s what microbiome tests are for.