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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
In the wake of the devastating explosion in Beirut, the World Health Organization airlifted 20 tonnes of critical medical supplies. This highlights the irreplaceable need for physical aid, but also reveals where digital health platforms can play a crucial supporting role in disaster response.
A massive global effort, known as the COVAX Facility, is underway to ensure fair and equitable distribution of a future COVID-19 vaccine, uniting high- and low-income nations alike.
A landmark World Health Organization survey reveals a staggering disruption to essential health services in 90% of countries, highlighting the urgent need for resilient digital health solutions to ensure continuity of care.
In 2019, global under-five deaths hit a record low of 5.2 million, down from 12.5 million in 1990. Now, the COVID-19 pandemic's disruption to health services threatens to reverse decades of progress.
The same technology that keeps us connected is also amplifying a flood of health misinformation. Here's why direct access to healthcare providers is the best antidote.
A landmark agreement will deliver 120 million rapid, point-of-care COVID-19 tests to low- and middle-income countries, capping the price at just $5 per test.
A landmark World Health Organization survey of 130 countries reveals a staggering disruption to mental health services, just as demand is rising. For patients and providers, digital health platforms are becoming an essential lifeline.
A multistate foodborne illness outbreak has been traced to a recalled alfalfa sprout product. Here’s what to know and how telehealth can help if you feel sick.
The CDC has launched a new central data channel to track overdose trends nationwide. Here’s why this is a game-changer for digital health platforms and patient safety.
New data shows a significant drop in U.S. cancer death rates, largely thanks to major advances in fighting lung cancer. Discover what this means for patients and the role of digital health in continuing this positive trend.
A landmark meeting between the State of Qatar and the World Health Organization (WHO) signals a new era of collaboration focused on tackling global health challenges, with a key emphasis on science and innovation.
A major agreement between Belgium and the World Health Organization is set to boost global access to essential health products, from pandemic vaccines to treatments for chronic diseases. Here’s why this matters for the future of healthcare.
