With the decentralized security of blockchain technology, Contract Research Organizations (CRO’s) and pharmaceutical companies can radically improve both the quality and diversity of candidates selected for clinical trials

Privacy and security concerns are slowing adoption of genomic testing, in turn limiting its ability to produce insights and better various healthcare procedures and processes.

3D Printing in healthcare faces several challenges, from a supply chain spanning the globe, to finding secure ways to share sensitive data, and regulating a rapidly changing industry.

The success and efficiency of the rapidly growing wearable medical device market are contingent on the development of secure and efficient data sharing methods.

A complicated and opaque drug supply chain has allowed for the proliferation of counterfeit drugs, threatening customer's health and the integrity of the drug industry.

Despite being one of the most expensive parts of the modern healthcare, clinical trials are not as effective as they need to be, low recruitment particularly hindering their success.

The communication of healthcare records is neither secure nor efficient enough to serve its purpose, with frequent breaches data threatening the sanctity of the entire system.

Medical credentialing is an immensely labor-intensive, time-consuming, and costly process for medical practices, hospitals and the doctors themselves. Using blockchain to manage medical credentials can cut time, costs, and the convoluted nature of the current system while keeping security and privacy at its core.