Newer Technologies, Better Healthcare

Journal Title: Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) - Year 2019, Vol 14, Issue 4

Abstract

Just like any other field of human knowledge application, also Medicine is going Nano. The keywords announcing the dawn of a new era in the general area of healthcare are personalized therapies, point of care, Nano vectors, microneedles, theranostics. These in-novative instruments will fight against old and new plagues, such as silent cancers, car-dio-pathologies, degenerative diseases, resistant infections. The new weapons available to medical doctors are the result of highly interdisciplinary collaborations between biologist, chemists, physicists and engineers, stating the supremacy of cross fertilization of culture over isolated box of expertise.Modern approach to healthcare is largely mediated by economic factors since public health budget is in constant growth in all the Western nations. The aging of the population also increases the minimum needs and the hospital admissions rate [1]. Many possible solutions have been proposed to face this big problem from every possible side: for example, food awareness campaigns, mass vaccinations, diagnostic screening by age group. Every large scale initiative sees its effectiveness greatly reduced by the intrinsic limits of traditional medicine, based almost exclusively on clinical practice supported by statistical studies and on pharmacological chemistry [2].

Authors and Affiliations

L De Stefano, I Rea, P Dardano, M Battisti

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  • EP ID EP589422
  • DOI 10.26717/BJSTR.2019.14.002585
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L De Stefano, I Rea, P Dardano, M Battisti (2019). Newer Technologies, Better Healthcare. Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR), 14(4), 10787-10789. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-589422