What Will COVID-19 Mean for the Future of Healthcare?

While there is very little good to be said about the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we can only hope that we recover from this pandemic while also making the healthcare and food systems better and stronger than they were before.

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Here’s What’s Coming Next in Cancer Diagnostics

In 2019 over 600,000 people died from cancer in the United States alone. One of the primary drivers behind these high mortality rates for cancer is late diagnosis. For this reason, we’re seeing increasing demand for noninvasive methods to detect cancer easily and at earlier stages.

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Non-invasive Cancer Diagnostics

In 2019, over 600,000 people died from cancer in the United States alone. One of the primary drivers behind high mortality rates in cancer is late diagnosis. For this reason, there is increasing demand for non-invasive methods to detect cancer easily and at earlier... Read more

Longitudinal Data in Healthcare

Longitudinal health data track the same patient at different points in time. For physicians, longitudinal data can offer a complete medical history of a patient, which allows for better health decisions and ultimately better health outcomes. Join us we discuss the... Read more

Blood Based Cancer Diagnostics

Testing patients for cancer has typically involved a tissue biopsy – collecting the cells in question for closer examination. However, these tests can be invasive, risky, costly, and painful. Liquid biopsies, on the other hand, rely on analyzing bits of tumor... Read more

Traumatic Brain Injury Diagnostics

Traumatic Brain Injury is arguably one of the most complex disorders in the human body. Recent advances in 3D imaging technologies and blood-based biomarker identification have proven to be significant advances towards detection and diagnosis, but it’s merely... Read more