(Wareable) – Every year more than 795,000 people in the US have a stroke, according to the Center for Disease Control. Even worse, strokes are the leading cause of long-term disability in the US, reducing mobility in more than half of stroke victims age 65 and up. […]
(LinkedIn) – In my previous post, I discussed the power of wearable technology to transform orthopedics. I believe we’re on the cusp of a big breakthrough — a future where wearables send a steady stream of data to the cloud, so doctors can see how patients are progressing in real time […]
(MD+DI) – Is digital health the panacea it’s made out to be, or are we just generating data for data’s sake? […]
(Forbes) – Some think that wearables are a pain, like Alan Tyers who wrote “why I hate wearable technology” for The Telegraph. But how about wearables that can actually relieve pain? […]
(LinkedIn) – Success in orthopedics is rarely black and white. In most cases, we’re not treating diseases or completely resolving medical conditions, like a clogged artery. […]
(ASME) – The orthopedic devices industry will continue to be a promising area in the global medical technology space, and is expected to rank third in sales after cardiology and in-vitro diagnostics by 2020. Read more about the market predictions from Frost & Sullivan. […]
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