There’s no doubt that technology is changing the way in which we diagnose, treat and manage health conditions. There are a host of new medical devices being developed all the time and now a team in Sweden has come up with an app that could be used by those with ‘uncontrolled’ asthma to help them …
Docly, a digital consultation tool for GPs, has become the first such service to be registered with the UK’s Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The FDA has contacted over 4,000 patients over concerns that pumps have the potential to be hacked.
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With a growing population burdening NHS budgets, a growing reliance on self diagnosis tools as a preliminary healthcare step is growing in importance.
Nw research from a healthcare cyber security company has discovered that vulnerabilities have been discovered in anaesthesia machines.
The UK government has set aside £3 million for plans to provide medicine transport in case supplies are disrupted by a no-deal Brexit.
There are calls for elements of the new legislation to be postponed because of worries that the new laws will result in shortages of certain medical devices.