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Visionflex is making waves throughout the healthcare industry, largely due to its groundbreaking developments in telehealth technology and big-picture approach to healthcare. Over 10 years ago, the founders of Visionflex, an Australian-based company, set out to achieve an enormous yet simple goal: Equality Healthcare. In essence, this means reaching the more remote areas — those in both Australia and throughout the world — with the same high-quality healthcare that most people can expect to receive....

Security of data and confidentiality is an ethical concern and a requirement that therapists must abide by in their line of work. Client confidentiality is not just the details of a therapy session; it also includes the therapy session. Therapists will rarely acknowledge or disclose clients who attend therapy.  Therapy is often regarded as a safe place where patients can share their secrets or whatever is bothering them. Such data is a goldmine for cybercriminals,...

Clinical trials can be helpful, especially when the outcomes are positive, which could help millions of people later on. One thing that makes this aspect of the medical industry successful is trial technologies, and the following are examples of the most promising. Powered by AI One of the most promising technologies for clinical trials is AI technology that uses algorithms to help patients find a good clinical trial. The AI technology is so sophisticated that...

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF Therapy) is one of the most exciting technologies to have ever been introduced into the broader medical community. After successfully gaining FDA approval beginning in 2007, the use of PEMF devices has steadily spread across the world and these devices are now used to treat an incredibly wide array of different conditions. Initially, PEMF Therapy was primarily used for treating fractures. The use of electromagnetic waves makes it possible for...

Let’s be honest. We’re consuming more sugar than we should, especially in the U.S. In fact,  the average American ingests around 25 to 30 teaspoons of sugar each day, according to The American Heart Association. To put that into perspective, that’s an extra 360 to 500 calories each day from sugar alone—and more than three times the daily suggested limit. But why should you cut out sugar in the first place? The evidence against the...