Digital Health

For decades, oncology has relied on a static snapshot of a tumor, a single frame from a complex biological film, to guide treatment decisions. The Cancer Digital Twin Technology represents a significant advancement in personalized medicine and oncology. This review will explore the evolution of the

In the sprawling rural landscapes of Ghana, where access to quality medical care is often a matter of distance and wealth, a staggering 44% of the population faces significant barriers to receiving timely health services. For many, a simple check-up can mean a day-long journey and prohibitive

Congenital heart disease stands as the most common and resource-intensive birth defect in the United States, thrusting thousands of families each year into a world of high-stakes surgeries and lifelong medical care. While the clinical focus has traditionally been on the patient's condition and the

The landscape of intraoperative imaging is undergoing a profound transformation, steering the conversation away from a singular pursuit of maximum image resolution toward a more nuanced and safety-conscious paradigm. This evolution is most apparent in orthopedics, where the increasing

The landscape of neuroscience drug development has long been fraught with challenges, where promising therapies frequently falter in late-stage clinical trials, resulting in immense financial losses and dashed hopes for patients. This high rate of failure is largely attributed to the "Complexity

The immense human toll of chronic pain, a silent epidemic that shadows the lives of millions, has long been inseparable from the specter of opioid addiction, a devastating crisis born from the very attempt to find relief. For decades, patients and physicians have navigated this perilous landscape,