BY MAURA MAHONEY
With every passing year, remarkable technological advancements make their way into the health care market. These advancements not only intend to improve patient care, to diagnose and treat diseases but also to control the rising cost of health care.
In 2015 alone, we are looking at everything from nanobots (miniature robots complete with censors and propulsion systems that can perform tasks such as delivering chemotherapy 1,000 times more powerful than drugs, without as many side-effects) to holographic images and robotic “flight simulator” surgeries – the possibilities in this field seem endless.
