Why eating people is wrong
Europe Celebrates the Heart of Healthcare Decision-Making as Laboratory Medicine Professionals Take Centre Stage
Today, the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM) proudly marks European Laboratory Day, celebrating the professionals at the heart of healthcare decision making. Across Europe, laboratories will...
Medscape Oncology Launches Inaugural Medscape Fellows Program at ASCO 2024
Medscape Oncology is excited to announce the launch of the first-ever Medscape Fellows Program at the 2024 ASCO meeting in Chicago, Illinois. This groundbreaking program aims to nurture young oncology...
Unlocking the Potential of Electronic Medical Records Using Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Javier Mendoza, Gastroenterologist and Digital Health Expert, explores digital health in medicine and clinical research, natural language processing, the ethics surrounding AI, and his experience as a medical doctor...
The Future of eHealth: Contactless Health Monitoring
Laurence Pearce, CEO & Founder of Xim Ltd, creators of Lifelight®, discusses the need for personal health monitoring; traditional issues associated with population health screening; AI, machine learning, and computer...
Leaders in Pharma: Samir Vattompadam
In the inaugural episode of Impetus Digital's Leaders in Pharma podcast, I sit down with Samir Vattompadam. Samir is currently Vice President, Program Executive for EQRx.
Courageous Conversation ep.9: Elon Musk’s Neuralink and the Future of the Computer Brain Interface
Natalie Yeadon, Co-Owner and Managing Director at Impetus Digital, provides insight on Elon Musk's Neuralink and the Future of the Computer Brain Interface.
Why eating people is wrong (and other medical discoveries)
The medical role of rollercoasters, cannibalism, stamp collection and spit & polish were all celebrated in the 2018 IgNobel Prize awards
Millennials’ disappointing medicine habits
Survey finds only 60% of 18-34 years olds take treatments as prescribed
Reactivating drug research programmes
Gene profiling technology offers new avenues for producing precision drugs