We have so many immersive experiences today that transport us to a reality that existed in dreams and fantasies earlier. Welcome to the world of Virtual Reality (VR)… Then there is Augmented Reality (AR)… So how does all of this fit into healthcare? Let’s check out some of the interesting applications in use.
From printing food to organs, 3D printing is a fascinating exponential tech industry in the making. This week we shall delve into its application in healthcare. In this article, you’ll understand where the opportunities are in this upcoming field.
This week, we’ll attempt to understand how exponential technologies apply to cancer screening in healthcare. We’ll do so from the lens of gastroenterology (GI).
Until recently, if anyone mentioned anything too technical – be it digital transformation or the myriad exponential technologies hitting us today – I had a standard reflex response. I’d dig my feet in and quietly withdraw from the conversation. I belong to the GenX cluster used to the brick and mortar of things.
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness month. While the GI world is busy educating patients about colonoscopy, the startup world is busy finding new ways to work with the gut.
Disruption has redefined health care in the past decade. For private practice physicians, the biggest disruptor has been consolidation.
Exact Sciences continues to be upbeat about Cologuard® and its overall business. The company expects revenues of $1.61-$1.645 billion in 2020 (Screening: $1.125-$1.15 billion and Precision Oncology: $485-$495 million). They are due to launch a liver cancer test in the second half of 2020.
NextServices President and Co-founder Praveen Suthrum examined the current PE landscape in GI and offered insights into the future.