Advanced LTE (5G) in Medical IOT-Research, Future and Scope

5G, the Fifth Generation is the major juncture in the telecom network. 5G provides unified global framework. 5G makes life more lively, interactive and beneficial by catering all the demands of the users as well as organizations. 5g enables Anywhere Anytime Anyone Anything (4A) connectivity. The development in Internet and Mobile communication have paved the way to the advancement in technology. Such technologies have been applied in medical field for the welfare of the patients. This paper presents the merits of 5G, its influence in the medical field and also expresses the new innovations in the Healthcare system. The purpose of this paper is to explain the overview of technologies in the health domain with 5G characteristics.

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