Top 7 Medical Innovations In 2023 - The Medical Futurist

At the beginning of every year, I come up with a few medical innovations I find to be important for the year ahead.

Knowing this list, we can better prepare for what's coming next.

Here are the top 7 medical innovations for 2023!

[ar]

1. async telemedicine
2. ambient and emotions AI
3. skin patches for measurements of vitals
4. affordable vein scanners
5. synthetic medical records (e.g. GAN)
6. blood draw devices in clinical trials
7. smart TVs for remote care

[ManchintiPavani]

Inventions make all people happy to live❤

[yagmurcamd]

Discipline and perseverance and immersion.

[allihussein]

Man you always articulate in a very easy to understand way. Your are not only a doctor but a great teacher.be blessed. Watching from Kenya

[ManchintiPavani]

More inventions can cure health issues❤

[thestateofmedtech]

Great video! We gotta have you on the podcast Bertalan!

[cindychonate]

Great advances, it's amazing how technology can be of great help when used properly and for good.

[sinecele]

Thank you for this video, can you please make one in the dietetics\ nutrition space within health care

[jjeourj]

Our hospital has vein scanners but don't find them helpful in finding a good vein to stick. Ultrasound so far is the best at sticking the patient just once.

[Larry]

This is genuinely extraordinary. I read a book with a similar theme, and it was incredible. "Your Body Your Temple" by Sophia Wintergreen

[talkinghealthtech]

Great list! 🙌

Also exciting to see lots of cool stuff happening with precision medicine and genomics in 2023 too 👀🧬

[apusahavlogs]

I watch your videos from Bangladesh. Your videos are amazing & so informative. Carry on Doc!! 👌♥️

[markrich]

I would love to see one of my doctors on my smart tv some year

[davidfunk]

Someone should make the capsule endoscopy smaller. It needs scaling down.

[CarlosGarcia-nkvq]

Excelente video!!!. Muy interesante ver estos desarrollos y tendencias en medicina.

[cheripurk]

I want to know when AI will be integrated into mechanical ventilation and be available in the US. This is not a question of if, but when. This needs to happen now because all of the experienced clinicians have left or are currently leaving. Thanks

[drsandippatel]

As always, very insightful information. Thanks for sharing

[lauraoquendo]

I hope more for other diseases cures in epistemology to help the people about insects or worms infectiousness bites.

[dineshlamarumba]

can u explain how exactly does medical image segmentation increaes radiologists productiity? how much?

[dazer]

Hi Dr Bertalan, I always enjoyed your videos. Thank you for sharing what we can expect from a healthcare services in coming months. Data in HC sector is growing at a very fast rate. I have a question, with all type of structured and unstructured data collected by a HC company, what innovative useful things can be achieved which will positively impact patients or doctors or hospital staff.