Medicine News

Blockchain technology has the potential to change the healthcare industry, but without needed adjustments, it wouldn’t be possible.

Can monetizing our data help speed up the world’s response to future pandemics, and make cutting-edge smart cities a reality? We asked an expert.

Blockchain-supported decentralization has a chance to improve the difficulties for pharmaceutical and life sciences supply chains.

When applied to healthcare, DeFi becomes a very fundamental disruption with the greatest impact.

Further breakthrough deployments of DLT solutions have the potential to strengthen healthcare systems globally.

With globalization progressing rapidly across all industries, let’s look at how blockchain tech is implemented in global advancement worldwide.

Healthcare is among the first industries in South Korea to receive the benefits of data management and storage on blockchains.

Afghanistan’s healthcare ministry and several local pharmaceutical companies will use Fantom’s blockchain to combat counterfeit drugs.

Now, more than ever, the need for economic efficiency and transparency is omnipresent, and emerging technologies such as blockchain have highlighted the dire need for such solutions.

Various technologies are being deployed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, can blockchain play an important role in defeating it?

Emerging technologies such as blockchain can dramatically improve the situation with the healthcare industry in Africa by its implementation.

Decentralized technologies can help to avoid jeopardizing citizens’ private data in the name of public health during the global pandemics.

Emerging technologies such as blockchain can aid both medical practitioners and patients, who stand to gain the best from its implementation.

Cryptocurrency healthcare startup Solve.Care announced a blockchain remote medicine platform.

Julia Cheek, CEO of at-home medical testing company Everlywell, called U.S. lab testing problematic.