Category : Tech at Large

A recent job listing over at Apple’s website provides a quite unconventional career opportunity for unconventional doctors. Apple is looking for a trained cardiologist with...

Social media have become a central part of medical research, education and practice in cardiology. In an all-encompassing review, Ricardo Ladeiras-Lopes and colleagues tried to...

After Amazon Care, Amazon goes all out in the market of prescription drugs by launching Amazon Pharmacy. What does this mean for patients and competitors?...

A classic argument for self-driving cars is that they don’t need to be perfect; just better than humans. That is a pretty low bar, although...

Faced with an extreme ventilator shortage, engineering students and tinkerers around the world are trying to come up with low-cost, DIY breathing machines. While clever...

Babylon, a UK-based telehealth company, is answering the worldwide need for remote care in the setting of social isolation. But have their services matured enough...

As victims of the COVID-19 pile on by the minute, doctors around the world worry about their more fragile patients. Telehealth, whether it be remote...

Experts warn that hospitals are in very real danger of hacking attacks using the BlueKeep backdoor. But what is BlueKeep and why should hospital ITs...

Brought to you by the Fantastrial team. The world’s largest data miner is always looking for two things; get more data and trump Apple wherever...

The vaping landscape used to be muddy. Companies touted vaping’s safety and superiority as a smoking cessation tool for a long time, although most vapers...