Medical Devices
Dr. Jacqueline Shreibati, former chief medical officer of AliveCor, discusses the company's personal ECG products and the industry's embrace of consumer-friendly offerings.
Bryan Poteet, CEO and co-founder of Continuity Health Solutions, details how the home medical device ecosystem has changed over the past decade.
Duke Clinical Research Institute's Dr. Ann Marie Navar says the health tech industry can't just cater to those who can afford pricey smartphones and wearables, but must instead close gaps in care.
The proliferation of digital personal assistants and other voice interfaces have opened the door for personable AI care platforms, says Stuart Patterson, CEO of LifePod Solutions.
Rick Beberman, CEO of Sira Medical, provides a demonstration of his company's VR/AR surgery planning tool, which he claims can save up to 20% of operating room time and provide additional revenue opportunities.
In our first episode of "When It Works," intracranial hematoma patient Danielle Collins and George Washington University Hospital's Dr. Walter Jean share how surgical theater helped Collins comprehend her condition.
Patrick Wayte, SVP of the American Heart Association's Center for Health Technology and Innovation, says the AHA is bringing clinicians, behaviorists and technologists into a single conversation.
The gulf between tech's vision and the clinical world's practical needs is wide; Duke School of Medicine Professor Dr. Eric Peterson says clinical evidence will be vital in closing that gap.
Sam Glassenberg, founder and CEO of Level Ex, demonstrates how VR and gaming can be used to prepare for space health emergencies.
Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) Director Dorit Donoviel shares how new innovations originally designed for space are finding their way into our homes.