Arab Health consistently showcases the latest medical technologies, equipment, products, and services. More than 180 participating countries, more than 3800 exhibiting companies.
And B.Well Swiss took part with our own booth.

What was the most interesting this year:

1. Artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine: the latest AI systems that use deep learning algorithms for diagnosis and treatment. For example, AI systems for analyzing medical images that can detect early-stage cancerous tumors with accuracy beyond the human eye.

2. Robotic technologies: new robotic surgeons are presented that can perform complex surgeries with minimal intervention, improving accuracy and reducing the recovery period for the patient. The use of rehabilitation robots to help patients regain motor activity after injuries or strokes.

3. 3D printing in medicine: creating customized implants and prosthetics to printing tissues and organs for transplantation in the future. New biotechnologies will help revolutionize the approach to treating various diseases in the future.

4. Remote medicine: development of remote consultations through innovative platforms and devices that allow doctors to monitor the condition of patients in real time, even if they are in remote regions.

5. Innovative devices: new real-time health monitoring devices that not only track physiological indicators such as heart rate, blood pressure, sugar levels, but can also detect early signs of diseases such as arrhythmia or even depression. Smart contact lenses for monitoring glucose levels in tears have been presented, making life much easier for people with diabetes.

6. Block chain system for medical data: introducing new solutions to protect patient data using block chain technology, ensuring a high level of privacy and security in the exchange of medical information between institutions and physicians.

7. Vaccines and Bio therapeutics: the latest developments in vaccines and bio therapeutics to fight infections and cancers were presented, including promising treatment approaches using genetic engineering and CRISPR.