Healthcare of the future
3D Bioprinting: What is it and what is it for?
3D bioprinting is a technology used to generate tissues and organs with the characteristics of human tissues. It has been developed in recent years thanks to advances in biotechnology and tissue engineering, but has generated a strong debate about its ethics, which has slowed its testing in humans.
Invest in cancer research thanks to New Gen
At New Gen it is possible to invest in cancer research, which can help multiply by a factor of 3 the life expectancy of people suffering from this and other chronic degenerative diseases.
5 examples of technology in medicine
The health industry is in a constant evolutionary process driven by technologies applied to medicine that broaden the path of possibilities for patient care and response time. Here are 5 examples of these advances in health technology.
Why is nutrition emerging as one of the future investments at New Gen?
The importance of a healthy diet has increased as greater consequences of not carefully choosing the foods that are consumed are highlighted. In addition, nutrition can be connected to three large and lucrative industries: health, sustainability and technology.
Telemedicine: important figures of its impact on society
Globally, the health industry and the use of telemedicine services were boosted by the pandemic, which forced the general public to look for alternatives that avoid unnecessary visits to clinics and hospitals
Agribusiness: foodtech and its business opportunities
Foodtech takes into account from the production to the consumption of food, providing safety, sustainability, innovation and efficiency, thus encompassing all those stages that apply technologies to the agri-food value chain.
Influence of digital technology on mental health
Virtual reality systems, IoT devices, cybertherapies, coaching videos and mobile applications are powerful tools to help maintain people's mental health.
New Gen: The 10 most sought-after trends of 2021
Megatrends are transformative forces whose impact is perceptible by an important segment of society for a prolonged period of time, mainly in the business and economic fields.
2022: End of the pandemic and key year for economic recovery
The Omicron outbreak is signaling the beginning of the end by becoming an immunization accelerator along with vaccines, therefore, it is expected that Covid-19 will end up being an endemic virus with which mankind will be able to live without major problems.
E-commerce-driven beauty industry: a billion-dollar business
The main drivers of the sector are anti-aging products such as moisturizers, which grew 10.7%, and hair care products, with 8.5% growth.
Advances in the treatment of diseases thanks to the genome of cats
Technological advances have taken research into the human genome to a new level where it is claimed that the cat genome is more similar to that of humans and can make a difference by becoming the key to preventing and curing diseases.
The healthcare industry: a source of investment opportunities
Currently, healthcare industries account for between 10% and 15% of global GDP in advanced economies, a percentage that is expected to increase in the coming decades.
Investing in medical technologies is investing in the future
Investments drive technology and this is important in the healthcare industry not only for the development of novel tools, but also for the benefits they bring hand in hand, such as increasing access to healthcare or increasing people's life expectancy and quality of life.
Innovations in health, the medicine of the future
As a complement to Digital Health, there are instruments that represent the hope of humanity in terms of prevention and cure of diseases.
The world after COVID-19
The expectation of global synchronised growth, that was gaining traction at the beginning of the year, has been removed by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has led various authorities worldwide to impose extreme measures to mitigate the impact of the virus.
