Healthcare innovation in the world's biggest markets
The event looked at Embryology 4.0, combining medical expertise with machine learning and data-driven assessment to enhance precision, efficiency, and patient success rates.
The robotic system enables millimetric precision in planning and executing electrode placement, reducing risks and improving diagnostic accuracy.
The CARDIO4Cities programme builds on Brunei’s existing digital health platform, BruHealth, and seeks to use population-wide data and AI to identify high-risk individuals early.
Using in-house 3D technology, Vinmec surgeons recreated a patient’s elbow virtually, designing a prosthesis customised to his condition, marking a milestone in Vietnam’s orthopedic surgery.
JD Health is accelerating the rollout of AI across its physical examination centres in China, aiming to improve efficiency and the overall quality of patient care.
Under the revised system, medical technologies using devices that have undergone international-level clinical evaluations are classified as medical technologies that can enter the market immediately.
Mass General Brigham will present its MESH healthcare innovation programme at WHX 2026 on 10 February in Dubai.
The platform integrates Altibbi’s network of more than 240 accredited physicians, who can diagnose conditions and issue digital prescriptions that can be filled at pharmacies nationwide.
The Chinese AI company is building a dedicated R&D and operations team in Nanning, with a focus on connecting to broader ASEAN markets.
Matthew Brady