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COVID-19 was the most rigorous and brutal test we’ve seen to date for every nation's public healthcare system. It’s been a challenge for everyone, but one good thing has come out of the whole ordeal.

The pandemic has fuelled innovation and change in the medical industry — like no other phenomenon we’ve witnessed before. Here's our take on what we can expect of the future.

Das Wiener Healthtech Start-up hat es geschafft, sich gegenüber 500 internationalen Unternehmen durchzusetzen und ist damit Teil des Plug and Play Insurtech Batch #7.

Ab sofort können Kunden über die Website der Wiener Städtischen die zertifizierte Technologie von XUND nutzen und eine medizinisch fundierte Ersteinschätzung zu ihren Symptomen erhalten.

Im Rahmen des neuen Förderprogramms für Digitalisierung – Künstliche Intelligenz konnte sich das Unternehmen unter mehr als 60 Einreichungen durchsetzen.

People with chronic forms of pain often wait months to years for a proper diagnosis and thus for adequate treatment. Why is that – and how could we improve it?

Due to the stricter requirements, the MDR is a noticeable hurdle, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises. However, it also means one thing above all: more safety for consumers.

By medical apps, we don’t mean regular lifestyle and fitness applications but certified medical products that have to meet very specific criteria. Will they be available on prescription soon? 

Die Pandemie hat die Entwicklung rasant beschleunigt und dem jungen Healthtech Start-up noch stärkeres Momentum verschafft.

Artificial intelligence, machine learning and neural networks. We encounter these and other concepts on a daily basis. But what exactly lies behind the hype and what benefits and risks come with these technologies?

The world’s most popular search engine already receives more than 1 billion search queries on health-related topics every single day, making it the number one point of contact when it comes to medical questions.

While healthcare systems are being pushed to the limit and emergency numbers overloaded, many people are reluctant to see a doctor out of fear of contracting corona. This is where digital health assistants can help.