Data generated in health care is very valuable when developing new knowledge. This includes everything from understanding how a certain drug treatment works and how care processes can be changed, to AI development in order to elaborate software for decision support.
Precision medicine is an important part of future healthcare, but what does it actually mean? On September 20, you are welcome to a seminar about this, arranged by Stockholm Science City and Karolinska Institutet/Karolinska University Hospital.
The vision for Hagastaden in 2007 was to develop and strengthen the area into a world-class life science cluster. One of the industry representatives then was AstraZeneca's global research manager. Their new head office is now in Hagastaden, linking the vision with one of Sweden's most important life science companies.
Online coaching to change your lifestyle – 925 people at risk for developing type 2 diabetes are now trying this. After only six months, a great change is noticeable, thanks to Health Integrator's health coaching!
On June 16 Stockholm Science City had a seminar focusing on Hagastaden and the possibilities the cluster brings for companies and organisations within life science.
The Ericsson Innovation Award awarded Fatima Bayloun a third place for her invention – a smart headwear that monitors oxygen levels and heart rate. Fatima studies Computer and Systems Sciences, DSV, at Stockholm University.
On June 8, we held a panel discussion where we listened to different perspectives on issues of AI in health care.
Tobias Alfvén works as a pediatrician at Sachsska Children's and Youth Hospital, and research as an associate professor at the Department of Global Public Health at Karolinska Institutet. He is president of the “lively 200-year-old organization” the Swedish Society of Medicine/Svenska Läkaresällskapet. He also tells about their new report regarding medical and health science research.