Pills from the 3D printer should improve therapy

Standard drugs from the pharmacy work differently for each person. Each person’s metabolism is too individual.

As Handelsblatt now reports, the startup Dihesys has set itself the goal of creating individual solutions here. In the future, medications are to be individually adapted from the active ingredient and digitally produced via a printer. Even multipreparations could be created in this way, improving the effects and therapy mechanisms and significantly reducing the number of drugs for the patient.
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Heiko Mania

Expert for digitalization in nursing care

The registered nurse has worked for more than 20 years in hospitals in nursing, nursing management, nursing informatics and in the project management office. He successfully completed two master’s degrees in the field of health IT and health information management and then moved to the industry.

Since 2016, the co-founder of NursIT Institute GmbH has also been a managing partner. NursIT Institute GmbH focuses on process optimization and expert software for professional nursing.

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