Freeze-drying: peptides in stable form
OPTIMA pharma GmbH shows how freeze drying is used in the pharmaceutical industry.
Industry & Technology
Robots for rehabilitation medicine or innovative technologies for pharmaceutical packaging are just two examples of how industrial developments are boosting the future of medicine. High-tech microscopes and the latest imaging techniques are used to ensure the well-being and health of patients – and also efficient production and distribution methods for aids such as glasses, wheeled walkers (rollators), etc. Industry and technology in central Hessen offers a large spectrum of healthcare applications.
Digitally networked for emergencies
In medical emergencies, speed is of the essence; fast medical treatment is often the factor that determines survival. Speed is also needed also with medical information. The faster it reaches attending hospital physicians from the emergency services, the better the outcome for the patient. To achieve this, CRS medical has developed the Medgate electronic patient file.
AI in medicine: A win-win for doctors and patients
Digitalization is making healthcare both more efficient and better. Central Hessen’s researchers and industry are pushing the future of digital healthcare.
How Big Data accelerates drug development
The contract research organization Alcedis, founded in Giessen, knows how to accelerate the drug development process with the help of innovative software systems – for the benefit of medicine and patients.
Laser microdissection: Better research for cancer
Early detection of cancer can save lives. Laser microdissection enables specific cell examinations and precise cancer research.
Freeze drying: technology with guaranteed durability
Vaccines, antibiotics, hormones and proteins travel a long way from production to patient. Medicines that are well packaged by freeze drying, retain their full effectiveness.
1A Care: The digital care service
More people and families are looking for personal care services and health aids. However, the search process means they lose a lot of valuable time – which they could use instead for persons who need care. A company based in Central Hessen, Germany, wants to change this.
3D Medical Technology: orthopedic insoles for competitive athletics and workplace safety
The wrong shoes can cause mispositioned feet. Using new 3D technology, orthopedist Daniel Hartmann produces insoles that provide relief for workers engaged in demanding physical labor. Renowned athletes also rely Central Hessen’s Hartmann for orthopedic high-tech and optimal sports performance.