Healthcare innovations refer to the development and implementation of new ideas, products, services, or processes that improve the delivery, efficiency, effectiveness, and quality of healthcare. This encompasses advancements in medical technology, pharmaceutical therapies, healthcare delivery models, and health information systems. Innovations can include the introduction of telemedicine, wearable health devices, personalized medicine, artificial intelligence in diagnostics, and new treatment protocols that enhance patient outcomes and streamline care. The goal of healthcare innovations is to address existing challenges within the healthcare system, such as accessibility, affordability, and patient safety, ultimately leading to improved health outcomes for individuals and populations.
Pelareorep is emerging as a promising treatment in difficult-to-treat cancers, igniting optimism in the medical community. The German Paul-Ehrlich-Institute approved full enrolment for Oncolytics Biotech's pancreatic cancer study combining pelareorep…