Jack Murtha

The findings could prompt advances in precision medicine, researchers said.

In 323 cases, IBM's artificial intelligence identified additional treatment options that a panel of experts overlooked.

They also increase users’ motivation to eat healthy and exercise, according to 3 studies.

Compliance rates neared 100%, and the tests showed value, according to a pilot by Takeda and Cognition Kit.

The company is one of several tech players to win a Frost & Sullivan’s Best Practices Award.

Innovators spotlight the deep roots of healthcare’s tech problem.

LeanTaaS banked on predictive analytics and machine learning in the financing round.

Four posters this week will tout its next-gen sequencing and analytical solutions.

The answer depends on which component falls under scrutiny, experts said.

Through the company's EHR partners, many US physicians may access the tool in 2018.

The company refutes the allegations, which stem from anesthesia billing software.

Cleveland Clinic spotlights the innovations set to soon shape healthcare.

A Sentry-funded study suggests hospitals want high-tech solutions for a serious problem.

Investigators analyzed 91 studies to develop a framework for future research.

Healthcare must adapt to the new way in which risk factors present, according to a UPMC expert.

The companies’ partnership will also focus on patient engagement and precision medicine.

The 4-year program aims to spur collaboration to advance biomedical research.

A UPMC biomedical informatics professor outlines 4 steps healthcare orgs can take now.

3 barriers that hospitals must break down. It's not all about the money.

How diagnoses can progress from the "19th-century Oslerian blueprint."

Healthcare can strive for actionable data, especially regarding social determinants of health, a Lumeris executive says.

Algorithms and machine learning may dissect real-world data, according to Roche.

An agency leader says the process should continue “throughout the total product life cycle.”

A bioethicist said the information ends up being used in the same ways, which is what research contributors care about most.

A single case underscores the need for clinicians and hospitals to look beyond regulations when seeking consent.

Why a new debugger called DeepXplore could prepare artificial intelligence for the real world.

From 620,000 tweets, machine learning identified nearly 1,800 sales pitches for the deadly drugs.

But researchers must expand their focus beyond incidence rates.

Abbott's technology enables physicians to remotely identify arrhythmias in patients.

The start-up is building the first “big data collection of brainwave activity,” which aims to serve consumers and pharma.