Med-Chains & COVID 19

05/22/2026

eeMeds is an AI-powered wellness intelligence platform designed to become the Personal Health Operating System for consumers seeking proactive health optimization. The platform aggregates data from connected health devices, wearables, behavioral inputs, and wellness ecosystems to generate adaptive, personalized insights that help users understand the root causes behind their health patterns.
Unlike traditional wellness apps that focus on isolated tracking, eeMeds uses a multi-signal intelligence engine to correlate sleep, stress, activity, metabolic trends, blood pressure, mood, and behavioral routines into actionable recommendations. The platform is designed using longitudinal data, creating a continuously evolving behavioral optimization system.
eeMeds positions itself not as a single-purpose health tracker, but as the intelligence layer across fragmented wellness data ecosystems

02/28/2021

# Distribution and Sensibilization # #
The production of COVID-19 vaccines shines out the problem for biopharmaceutical companies and regulatory agencies. Given that one or more vaccines are licensed, several mechanisms to guide their ethical delivery remain debatable. However, even though intensive parallel efforts are on-going to increase supply, there is no assurance that sufficient supply will be available to everyone in just a short time. The need for temperature-controlled storage of some vaccines to prevent infections to patients with underlying conditions is also troublesome.
There seems to be no globalized structure in place for large-scale production and distribution. The World Health Organization (WHO) should ensure that the vaccines are not for highly developed nations but should legally be distributed to all affected countries. A global distribution system is necessary to execute such a magnanimous function. More so, it is time to take drastic measures to resolve logistics issues that have, for a long time, been affecting the healthcare industry. In my book;Med-chains & Covid 19 provides real solutions and a road map that can be used to mitigate similar issues... visit

Previous Next Dr. Ebot Eyong is the founder and CEO of E & E Medicals and Consulting. A full-service engineering, regulatory, and sales corporation for advanced medical devices, based in Atlanta, USA. Dr. Eyong is a Biomedical Engineer, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Consultant. For more than a d...

02/24/2021

Pandemics often provide good chances for many countries to improve their healthcare systems. The current pandemic makes it easier to explore the weakness in most health care systems. Much of the world has seen developed nations struggle with a disease best dealt with through simple precautions such as social distancing and wearing face masks. After analyzing most health care systems, it is profoundly clear that the lack of preventive measures, poorly built data structures, rising social inequalities coupled with centuries of socioeconomic neglect have generated deep health disparities. At the heart of all of this, the widespread public health erosion of confidence is difficult to stem. Credibility and openness are two foundational principles of modern-day society. Recovery and reconstruction from Covid-19 would be made even more difficult due to the pervasive lack of public confidence. Even though Covid-19 has crippled our healthcare systems, we can repair them. A small number of changes can be done quickly; other changes will take more resources and time. However, it may not be a better time to begin than now...
For more info, Read – MED-CHAINS & COVID-19: Innovative Solutions for Pandemics

02/15/2021

Covid-19 cases have declined sharply. Experts say these factors will determine how the pandemic unfolds

A grim new forecast confirms what experts have been warning amid declining Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations: when it comes to the pandemic, the United States is not yet out of the woods.

02/15/2021

https://www.who.int/news/item/03-02-2021-michael-r.-bloomberg-and-dr-tedros-adhanom-ghebreyesus-call-for-global-focus-on-noncommunicable-diseases-to-save-lives-from-covid-19

In recognition of Bloomberg’s contributions in improving public health, WHO confirms his third term as WHO Global Ambassador

02/11/2021

https://apple.news/AootITjNRT4SkdRHHO07ByA

Ask experts how the B.1.1.7 coronavirus variant might reshape the U.S. epidemic and you’ll hear “it depends” or “it’s the wild card,” but there is a sense of a calm before the storm.

02/09/2021

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/02/08/world/covid-19-coronavirus

New York City will reopen its middle schools this month. State lawmakers are split over masks and safety in capitols.

02/09/2021

https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-vaccine-updates-02-09-21/index.html

The coronavirus pandemic has brought countries to a standstill. Meanwhile, vaccinations have already started in some countries as cases continue to rise. Follow here for the latest.

02/09/2021

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/02/09/coronavirus-covid-live-updates-us/

South Africa's suspension of its vaccine drive could be a preview as other countries will have to deal with new variants that may be resistant to the vaccines the world is counting on.

01/29/2021

“We are dealing with the challenge of delivering COVID-19 vaccines to major cities, but also to extremely remote villages. We are preparing for all scenarios.”

This is how our Chief of Supply is helping life-changing vaccines reach health workers in one of the most complex environments in the world.

How UNICEF is harnessing decades of expertise to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to the region.