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ISSUE 23 // january 2020

In the next issue of Medical Technology, out in January, we celebrate the New Year with a round-up of the biggest innovations and advancements in hearing aid technology, find out how 3D printing is revolutionising dentistry, and examine how regulators can ensure patient safety as the implant market expands.


Plus, we take a look at the world of biohacking and the future of medical implants, speak to Verita Healthcare Group about the use of technology in preventative personalised medicine, and find out how a computerised kidney is shedding light on dehydration.


Also, we investigate ways that digital and surgical developments could impact the profitable medical tourism industry and examine the potential benefits of combining wearables and pharmaceuticals to treat Alzheimer’s.

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Editor |Eloise McLennan
Commissioning Editor | Daniel Garrun
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