Internet of Medical Things: Nurturing Innovation
Quote: Two things are abundantly clear; average life expectancy is increasing globally as well as healthcare expenditure. However, an aging population should not be viewed as negative in terms of escalating health costs, but rather an impetus to bring technology to bear on further improvements to our quality of life.
As Nariman Behravesh, lead economist with IHS, has noted that ânurturing the process of innovation will ensure that the huge improvement in the human condition that has occurred over the past two centuries was not a fluke of history.â Endquote
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As Nariman Behravesh, lead economist with IHS, has noted that ânurturing the process of innovation will ensure that the huge improvement in the human condition that has occurred over the past two centuries was not a fluke of history.â Endquote
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