Image Source: Unsplash The healthcare revolution is well underway, and as a result, medical fields across the board are expected to undergo massive changes in the next few decades. Already, the medical field has seen increased investment in healthcare forecasting, as well as a reimagination of the doctor-patient relationship due to telehealth. Here, we’ll explore

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Non-invasive cosmetic procedures are booming in popularity across the country. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons notes that the overall number of cosmetic surgeries from 2000 to 2018 has increased by 163%. Most analysts agree that this trend is unlikely to abate anytime soon. Non-invasive cosmetic surgeries, on the other hand, have grown at a

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Surgery is often required to treat serious medical complications to help the patient return to his healthier condition. The betterment of health depends upon the success of the procedure. Thousands of procedures are done every day for this purpose. Some procedures, like cancer treatments, cost a lot. Plastic surgeries also require a huge amount of

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Image Source: Unsplash Surgery is a field that’s constantly in flux. New technological developments are constantly underway, but their adoption in practice takes time. Doctors often prefer to hedge their bets on tried-and-tested surgical intervention, which in some cases has a safer and more predictable outcome for the patient. However, without healthcare innovation, the medical

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People who go through issues with their hips, especially in old age, are usually faced with hard choices regarding treatment. Whether the issues with your hips are the result of natural wear and tear as you age, or the result of playing sports for many decades, the recommended solution is often surgery. Whether it is

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2016 was a special year for robots in medicine. Two doctors in Oxford, England used a remotely-controlled robot to remove a membrane from a patient’s retina. Dr.William Beaver, a 70-year-old patient, underwent this first-of-its-kind surgery. The patient was suffering from a membrane pinching his retina, which led to him seeing the world in a distorted

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