World Health Organization News

The decentralized physical infrastructure network market could surge to $3.5 trillion by 2028 as AI and blockchain converge, according to a new World Economic Forum report.

Decentralized science, or DeSci, aims to apply decentralized business models to medical research.

The idea of global vaccination and health data being stored in centralized systems has more than privacy experts freaking out.

Blockchain tech provides opportunities for progressive food enterprises to be more competitive and contribute to sustainability measures.

Blockchain and cryptocurrency have great potential to help us, especially in these challenging times of the global coronavirus outbreak.

Researchers say 2020 is on track to becoming the second-worst year for cryptocurrency-related thefts, hacks and fraud.

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

The coronavirus outbreak may become the catalyst that will reveal the benefits of libertarian solutions and technology, such as cryptocurrency.

Even though cross-chain systems are gaining more attention, experts believe it will take some time for this technology to evolve and mature.