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Avec multiplication des objets connectés, 84% des français souhaitent être conseillés par leur pharmacien ou médecin lors de l'achat. 
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En chirurgie, comment faire la transition entre l'observation et l'opération ? C'est la question à laquelle répond Sidarth Radjou, cofondateur de Biomodex.
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Convaincus de la convergence nécessaire entre les dispositifs médicaux, les objets connectés et les systèmes d'information, Inria, CVSTENE, l'IHU Lyric, Digital Aquitaine avec les membres du cluster TIC Santé Aquitain et l'Agence Aquitaine ...
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Aux Etats-Unis, le laboratoire Otsuka a obtenu l'autorisation de tester cliniquement une version d'un médicament contre les troubles du comportement dont l'ingestion est Via Philippe Loizon
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Vincent Denoel's curator insight,
September 30, 2015 5:03 AM
L'uberisation de l'assurance est en marche. Au moins aux USA, dans un contexte (encore, mais pour combien de temps) différent de la France.
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Astellas Pharma has teamed up with USA Rugby and the Australian Rugby Union on a new social media campaign to raise awareness of prostate cancer. The firm's #pass4prostate campaign, which also aims to raise funds for research into the disease, will run until the end of September, which is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Social media users are encouraged to record a video of themselves catching an inanimate object, mentioning why prostate cancer awareness is important to them, and then passing that object, rugby-style, to a friend or family member. They have also been asked to explain why it is important 'not to drop the ball' when it comes to awareness. Jim Robinson, president of Astellas Pharma US, said: “One in seven American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime and that rate is significantly higher if you're African American or have a family history of the disease.” “We are proud to support #pass4prostate and the work of several charitable organisations as the global rugby and men's health communities come together to accept the challenge.” Astellas will donate $5 to prostate cancer advocacy organisations for every qualifying submission with the #pass4prostate hashtag posted to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, up to a maximum contribution of $125,000. The organisations in line to benefit are Prostate Cancer Foundation ($75,000 USD (£48,732)), Australia Prostate Cancer Research ($20,000 AUD (£9,319)), Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia ($20,000 AUD (£9,319)), and Prostate Cancer Canada ($10,000 CDN (£4,922)). The #pass4prostate campaign has already run through the month-long build-up to last weekend's USA Eagles versus Qantas Wallabies match at Soldier Field in Chicago. Via Plus91
Hupertan's curator insight,
September 15, 2015 2:46 PM
@AstellasUS is partnering with @USARugby and @AusRugbyUnionRR for the new campaign #prostatecancer #SoMe # pass4prostate
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Les travaux du « medical training centrer », au CHU de Rouen, ont débuté. Il s'agit d'un centre de formation à destination des professionnels de santé, opérationnel en 2016.
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IBM's Watson is doing something even more important than all previous capabilities combined -- it's finally getting closer to becoming your doctor. Via JP DOUMENG
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There is a lot of really interesting things happening in healthcare. Many are trying to change healthcare as we know it today. Many have the promise of lowering costs, improved care, and better hea... Via Richard Meyer
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La start-up, spécialiste de l'injection d'insuline, a attiré de nombreux investisseurs grâce à son produit phare, le dispositif PaQ. Ce patch, qui diffuse une quantité constate d'insuline sans batterie, concurrence les produits des grands acteurs du marché du traitement du diabète.
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L’entreprise française Physidia commercialise un rein artificiel utilisable à domicile. Le dispositif connecté permet à une …
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(AFP) - Réalité virtuelle pour tester de nouveaux verres, impression 3D sur-mesure ou montures en plastique à base d'algues: le salon mondial de l'optique Silmo, qui s'est ouvert vendredi à Villepinte, donne un aperçu du futur d'un secteur en ...
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A l'heure de la multiplication des objets connectés dans tous les domaines, et notamment celui de la santé avec les lunettes intelligentes, les Français font savoir qu'ils ont besoin de l'accompagnement d'un professionnel de santé lors de l'achat ...
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Thomas Insel directeur de l’Institut national de la santé mentale (NIMH) aux Etats-Unis, quitte son poste pour rejoindre le pôle santé de Google. Un de plus ! Via Rémy TESTON
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Premier site français d’information en continu sur les technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC, NTIC) dans la santé - TIC santé
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Proteus Digital Health et son partenaire Otsuka Pharmaceutical, sont sur le point de lancer un médicament connecté. Il sera le premier médicament d... Via Rémy TESTON
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Les chatbots sont des agents de conversation virtuels programmés pour interagir avec l'homme. Sur Internet, ils sont capables de répondre à des questions types par reconnaissance linguistique. Mais l'intelligence artificielle va plus loin ! Aujourd'hui, des algorithmes sont capables de déchiffrer le langage non verbal, ou de tester l'homme dans des situations très complexes. A quand des robots doués d'émotions ?
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Donnée de santé : un quasi mot-valise, 4 réalités différentes ! 4 réalités, au moins ! L’inquiétude face à une rupture du secret médical
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Marketing is indispensable for any industry and the healthcare industry is no exception. Whether you are a big hospital or a doctor running a small practice of your own, and irrespective of the field of medicine that you practice, having and implementing a good marketing plan will help your practice (or hospital) to grow. What to Incorporate in Your Marketing Plan Following are five tips that, if incorporated in your marketing plan, can help you immensely: A well designed website: In today's world, having a website, and a well designed one, is very crucial. It should talk about your services and provide contact details. It should also include responsive web design so that users get good experience that is independent of the device that they use.Content marketing: In addition to having a website, it is also important to provide your prospective patients with information that can help them. For example, you can write articles on blogs or publishing your own e-books that educate patients on their medical issues (at least in your area of expertise).Creating and maintaining a Google+ Local page: When patients search online for doctors in your area of expertise, search engines like Google take data from Google+ Local pages of doctors in order to provide most relevant results for users. Therefore, creating it and keeping it updated will be very beneficial to you.Social media marketing: Social media can help improve your visibility like few other channels of marketing can. Post consistently on social media and post content that is related to the area of medicine that you work in.Getting your patients to market your practice for you: In the healthcare industry, testimonials can be very effective. Request your patients to drop reviews online on social media platforms, on your website or other relevant places.Via Plus91
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Ad Scientiam a développé une application pour smartphone qui collecte des données sur les patients souffrant de maladies chroniques. Elle finalise une levée de fonds d'un demi-million d'euros.
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