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Big data: A new era for Healthcare Paul Nunesdea | Paulo Nunes de Abreu • Dec 22, 2019 How smarter healthcare requires radical interoperability “The health industry is on the cusp of a major transformation that will affect all stakeholders (…) Incumbent players can lead, or they can try to resist this inevitable change. A

The IOT healthcare sector Seventeen years ago, in a meeting with a potential investor, I recall being told “you are way ahead of your time no one will use this tools and system” A polite way to say go away. Perhaps there was some truth to his statement, but we moved on anyway, got the company funded GPRS

Lloyd B. Minor, MDDean, Stanford University School of Medicine “Our 2020 report describes a health care sector that is undergoing seismic shifts, fueled by a maturing digital health market, new health laws that accelerate data sharing, and regulatory traction for artificial intelligence in medicine.” The 2020 Stanford Medicine Health Trends Report identifies the Rise of the Data-Driven Physician as one of the

Can Nano IoT connected self-propelled silver Nano-Bots beused to kill Borrelia Burgdorferi bacteria? Lyme disease is a global problem with global healthcare costs in the Billions, $1.4 Billion in the US alone. The Spirochete Borrelia Burgdorferi bacteria causes Lyme disease, and there are scholarly articles associating chronic Lyme with Alzheimer’s, ALS, and MSC, as patients share symptoms and

Let’s gather also virtually to stay safe! As expected this year of the rat year is playing tricks on us, unfortunately causing a lot of human suffering, anxiety and a huge change in lifestyles that no one could foresee just a few months ago, or could we? With hindsight yes we could. The available data

   Let’s all gather virtually next 7 and 8 May It is with great pleasure that I am announcing that our Health Data Forum will be gathering as an Online Summit next 7 and 8 May, therefore ensuring complete safety to all participants and making a firm contribution to stop this pandemic.  We have reinvented this summit in the shape

Our  international guest speakers will expand on this A number of articles have been published about COVID-19 and the most influential one is probably the one written by Puyeo and a number of experts and I have made a summary here: Why virtual is going to be the new normal.  However, a recent article by Ravinder

What are we doing? How are we preparing? The current crisis has exposed many weaknesses in our countries, lack of preparedness, resources, protective equipment, ventilators, ICU beds, drill exercises, lack of awareness, dismissal denial, and a reluctance by some members states to take the virus seriously. We are under attack and the response should be