Jack Murtha

Why you can’t ignore data, analytics, and value-based care.

DreaMed Diabetes aims to personalize disease management.

News and insights on cyberwarfare, the Apple Watch, wearables, and more.

This week on Data Book, the first human killed by a robot and the murky question of AI and legal liability.

The start-up says its tech helps providers detect behavioral health issues early.

DyAnsys says it will help patients who are battling symptoms without narcotics.

Healthcare is far from achieving a universal approach to connecting its disparate systems, but many bright minds are making strides.

The NIH’s HerbList provides users with research-backed facts on popular herbs.

How the start-up hopes its software platform will transform R&D.

It led to “missed opportunities” during the ACA rollout and a key time in the opioid epidemic.

Can’t-miss insights on physician suicide, genealogy database ethics, and more.

What you need to know from another busy week in health IT.

One year after the WannaCry and NotPetya cyberattacks, Data Book analyzes the fresh global threat facing healthcare.

A new report says yes—and that wearables will also grow.

Why investors like the company’s high-tech approach to patient outcomes.

What you need to know to succeed in health IT and beyond.

A disturbing story shows that AI voice assistants have a way to go before they can handle patient data.

How a data-driven “diagnostic cockpit” could help health systems.

NCI, the analytics and artificial intelligence solutions company, will dig into the data.

Patients who didn’t wean off opioids were more likely to obtain a prescription after discharge.

From the $30B EMR market to physician burnout, these topics yielded great healthcare opinions and analyses.

The EMR deal is done. What does it mean for medicine?

It takes just one click for a hacker to attack a network and steal sensitive data.

A consortium of 10 providers is linking with a health information exchange, and the implications extend beyond any single state.

Data privacy and cybersecurity are important concerns, but the practice could “transform healthcare.”

Uber, virtual reality, blockchain, and a whole lot of HLTH.

How the competition, hosted by Booz Allen Hamilton and Kaggle, could change nuclei detection.

Andy Slavitt is joining forces with 2 healthcare business experts to form Town Hall Ventures.

Experts are trying to bring the public-private interoperability effort to your community.

Why the software could help health systems and patients better manage diabetes and cancer.