Kazutaka Yoshinaga
HealthTech Deep Dive
Welcome to Health Tech Deep Dive, the podcast that delves into the forefront of healthcare technology and innovation, exploring transformative advancements from around the globe. Each episode uncovers how groundbreaking ideas and cutting-edge technologies are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the field of health tech, with a special focus on the interplay between global trends and localized innovation. The voices of this podcast are generated by AI.
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5 de jul de 2026
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The number of app members for the care taxi booking app YobuZo has surpassed 5,000! 10.11.2024 2:49
The cumulative number of app members has surpassed 5,000 on YobuZo, the first care taxi booking app released in Japan by IT FORCE, with an eightfold increase in the last year since the app was released in March 2023. This is an impressive growth and probably led to the increase in membership from the following two perspectives
Osaka International Cancer Institute developed a System to Standardize and Accumulate Disparate Electronic Medical Record Data 08.11.2024 2:36
A research team from the National Institutes of Biomedical Innovation, Health and Nutrition and the Osaka International Cancer Institute (Osaka City) has developed a system that automatically standardizes disparate electronic medical record (EMR) data from various hospitals to international standards and accumulates them.
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