Clinician Adoption: How HealthTech Can Overcome Key Barriers

Even the most promising medical advancements struggle to take off in real-world settings without clinician buy-in. Here are some key factors that affect clinician adoption and ways healthtech companies can better position their innovations for success. The post Clinician Adoption: How HealthTech Can Overcome Key Barriers appeared first on MedCity News.

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Startup Fortitude Bio Launches to Beat Drug Resistance in Cancer, Expand ADCs to Autoimmune Disease

Fortitude Biomedicines is developing antibody drug conjugates that use targeted protein degraders as their therapeutic payloads. The startup joins a group of degrader ADC (or DAC) developers that includes Bristol Myers Squibb and Pfizer. The post Startup Fortitude Bio Launches to Beat Drug Resistance in Cancer, Expand ADCs to Autoimmune Disease appeared first on MedCity…

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The Life365 Demo

Kent Dicks, CEO, and Kendall Paulsen, Telehealth Solutions lead, at Life 365 showed me their comprehensive set of tools and services for remote patient monitoring, or what I call the “continuous clinic”. Kent did this with MedApps, later acquired by Alere. But at Life 365 he’s building a new approach to getting the tools and…

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How User-Generated Content is Transforming Pharma Insights on the Patient Experience

[Sponsored] LiveWorld’s white paper, Turning UGC into Insight: The Untapped Value in Pharma Conversations, identifies how moderated conversations become an insight pipeline, and what recurring questions, misinformation themes, and sentiment shifts actually signal. The post How User-Generated Content is Transforming Pharma Insights on the Patient Experience appeared first on MedCity News.

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Stick to the Science

By KIM BELLARD A year ago I wrote about disturbing news from the Pew Research Center that trust in science, and in scientists, had fallen since the pandemic. I am slightly relieved to report that a new follow-up study by Pew indicates that trust is up slightly – but still way below where they were…

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