Medical innovations refer to new methods, devices, technologies, or treatments that improve healthcare delivery, enhance diagnostic capabilities, or provide better patient outcomes. This includes advancements in medical devices, pharmaceuticals, surgical procedures, telemedicine, and health information technology, among others. Medical innovations can stem from research and development in biomedical science and engineering, leading to breakthroughs that address unmet medical needs, increase the effectiveness of treatments, reduce costs, or enhance the patient experience. Key examples include the development of minimally invasive surgical techniques, the use of artificial intelligence in diagnostics, novel drug formulations, and wearable health monitoring devices. Overall, medical innovations aim to improve health and quality of life for individuals and populations.
BioNTech, known for its Covid-19 vaccine, is transitioning towards mRNA-based cancer therapies aiming for market approval by 2026. The company's earnings per share fell to €1.08, surpassing market forecasts, while…