Digital medicine connects hospitals in Gulf and Israel

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When Bahrain’s King Hamad American Mission Hospital opens a new $66 million building in January, it will treat patients using advanced medical capabilities that are based on artificial intelligence, virtual reality and digital health care management.Much of the technology...

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Digital medicine connects hospitals in Gulf and Israel

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