In 'Represent me: please! Towards an ethics of digital twins in medicine', 1 Braun analyses
the potential for simulations of human organs and bodies, or 'digital twins,'to faithfully a …

Health professionals within the medical community feel that the principles of humanism in
medicine have not been a point of emphasis for information and computer technology in …

The use of data from smartphones and wearable devices has huge potential for population
health research, given the high level of device ownership; the range of novel health-relevant …

Digital health solutions, with apps, virtual care, and electronic medical records, are gaining
momentum across all medical disciplines, and their adoption has been accelerated, in part …

An ever-increasing number of digital health innovations promise everything from accurately
tracking physiologic measurements to allowing patients to perform their own diagnostic …

As simulation is playing an increasingly important role in medicine, providing the individual
patient with a customised diagnosis and treatment is envisaged as part of future precision …

Worldwide, digital medicine technologies are being developed at a rapid rate. While these
digital medicine technologies offer the potential to transform and revolutionize health care …

Digital technologies and data science have laid down the promise to revolutionize
healthcare by transforming the way health and disease are analyzed and managed in the …

Health digital twins (HDTs) are virtual representations of real individuals that can be used to
simulate human physiology, disease, and drug effects. HDTs can be used to improve drug …

Healthcare is increasingly fragmented, resulting in escalating costs, patient dissatisfaction,
and sometimes adverse clinical outcomes. Strategies to decrease healthcare fragmentation …