Systems for remote monitoring, analyzing blood, administering drugs, or capturing images: these and many other medical tasks can now be performed by new microelectronics implants which are forming a market with an enormous future. MIT experts have not hesitated a second in evaluating this as one of the most promising technologies of the year.

XAVIER PUJOL GEBELLÍ | NOVEMBER 22ND, 2010

Personalized cancer therapy is advertised as one of the great challenges for the future of medicine. However, although this goal is widely held throughout the cancer research community, nothing indicates that the task will be easy or that it will yield results soon. According to experts, the progress is still very limited, and the definition of "personalized medicine" must undergo continuous revisions as it progresses.

Xavier Pujol Gebellí | 27 may 2010