Academic Publication A decade of digital medicine innovation Eric J. Topol - Digital medicine is a new field that got its start around 2007, the time when smartphones were introduced. The connectivity of…Eric TopolJune 26, 2019
Academic Publication Long data from the electrocardiogram Giorgio Quer et al. - The first capture of the electrical activity of the heart—the PQRST complex—was done by Willem Einthoven in 1895, using a…Eric TopolJune 1, 2019
Academic Publication Trends in Prices of Popular Brand-Name Prescription Drugs in the United States Nathan E. Wineinger et al. - KEY POINTS Question - What are the prices of top-selling brand-name prescription drugs in the United States, and how…Eric TopolMay 1, 2019
Academic Publication Digital health care for older adults Lorraine Evangelista et al. - Leila is an 86-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. She lives alone, and, as a result…Eric TopolApril 13, 2019
Academic Publication Digitising the way to better sleep health Stuti J. Jaiswal et al. - We don't expect a smartphone to help us sleep. Screens and connectivity are typically seen as a distraction from…Eric TopolFebruary 16, 2019
Academic Publication High-performance medicine: the convergence of human and artificial intelligence Eric J. Topol - The use of artificial intelligence, and the deep-learning subtype in particular, has been enabled by the use of labeled big data,…Eric TopolJanuary 7, 2019
Academic Publication Your digital nutritionist Dina Hamideh et al. - We are all the descendants of people who for hundreds of millennia spent their days doing primarily one thing— assuring…Eric TopolJanuary 5, 2019
Academic Publication A digital toolkit for improved maternal health Jennifer M. Radin et al. - Every day, around the world, an estimated 830 women die from pregnancy or childbirth related causes, most in low-income…Eric TopolSeptember 29, 2018
Academic Publication Now we’re talking: bringing a voice to digital medicine Steven R. Steinhubl & Eric J. Topol - Communication—respectful, honest, accurate, and individualised—is the cornerstone of effective health care. But such communication can be near…Eric TopolAugust 25, 2018
Academic Publication The beginning of the end of fingersticks? Michael Y. Song et al. - Over 10 years, a person with insulin-dependent diabetes will cut their fingers roughly 20 000 times to obtain blood glucose…Eric TopolJuly 21, 2018