All articles by Stu Robarts

Stu is editor for Thematic Intelligence at GlobalData, overseeing news and features that cover the major themes affecting industries.

Data security ‘most promising application’ of blockchain for medical devices

The most promising use of blockchain technology for medical devices is viewed by industry experts as data security, a new…
‘Great promise’ for AI-assisted clinical decision-making

Artificial intelligence (AI) is showing “great promise in enhancing clinical decision-making,” according to a new report. GlobalData’s The Future of…
AI EMR systems to ‘transform’ patient care

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into electronic medical record (EMR) systems is set to transform patient care in a…
Trump’s trade, tech wars to hit ‘businesses in all sectors all over the world’

The trade and tech wars that Donald Trump is expected to unleash as central pillars of his second US presidency…
Remote patient monitoring and mobile health driving digital health ‘revolution’

Digital health is revolutionising healthcare care, driven largely by the trends of remote patient monitoring and mobile health, according to…

Faith in ESG craters as global macro factors weigh on businesses – survey

Faith in environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts across industries is plummeting as macroeconomic and geopolitical threats continue to preoccupy…
How UK defence IP is helping an AI health startup accelerate infection diagnosis

While the UK’s Presymptom Health is by no means alone among healthcare startups globally in using artificial intelligence (AI) to…
The state of cybersecurity: AI and geopolitics mean a bigger threat than ever

Cybersecurity threats to businesses are not only more numerous than ever but are now becoming more sophisticated through the use…
AI attacks now ‘the main cybersecurity concern’ for businesses across sectors

Cybersecurity threats to businesses are not only more numerous than ever but are now becoming more sophisticated through the use…
COP28 podcast: max 1.5°C temperature rise limit now ‘not possible’

Efforts to tackle climate change should begin to focus on limiting and bringing down as quickly as possible the inevitable…