Ryan Black

Fisher, a gastroenterologist, focused on infrastructure and philosophy, while her cardiologist husband, Campbell, focused more on technologies.

The Chinese genomics company will use the money to focus on its growing overseas business.

If the Supreme Court hears the case, it could have major implications for future hacking incidents.

Most remote pain monitoring studies lack context for the data they collect.

How analytics and other high-tech tools can reap better insights.

Jyotsna Mehta, the owner of the analytics firm KEVA Health, provided a 4-step framework to make the big data problem a little smaller.

It's time, experts said, for executives and employees to adapt.

A study of diabetes diagnoses and long-term health points to the numbers' softer side.

“The data has gotten better, and our ability to interrogate it has gotten better. But it has always been dirty.”

Analytics might be able to help defeat the so-called “Lasagna Law" of diminishing study subject availability.

A HIMSS expert details what hospitals need to know.

The move enables One Drop to sync with a sizeable share of the wearables market.

Sharing algorithms can benefit healthcare research and society at large.

A HIMSS expert says everyone needs to increase their cybersecurity literacy.

“Consumer wearables fall between the cracks of what is already a fragmented and not particularly powerful set of government safeguards."

The researcher who helped shape HIPAA is now taking on gaps in patient data privacy nationwide.

Why one expert is pushing to establish a fund to pay out victims.

“They’re only hypothetical in the sense that we haven’t had a catastrophic event yet. But we will.”

The administration is expected today to designate the opioid crisis a public health emergency. But what does that mean for patients’ data?

“Overall, at the general population level, I've been actually surprised as to how well people understand it."

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the next-generation sequencing firm analyzed 1,000 genomes in under 3 hours.

Why the move could help physicians, healthcare organizations, and innovators.

"We don't know how much of the care the patients get out of our system. How complete is our predictive ability?

The agency continues to refine its device clearance process in accordance with the 21st Century Cures Act.

"Really, technologists aren't going to be able to figure out what's going to work best for patients,” he said.

Although healthcare professionals created most of the videos analyzed in a new study, the content didn’t necessarily advance patient education.

A look at some of the successes and failures of state telehealth laws in 2017.

"If your app carefully sidesteps claiming any kind of medical intervention, then it's a health and wellness app and not a medical device -- and it is not regulated."

Predictive analytics are powerful, they’re everywhere, and they can be meaningless if not designed with a purpose.

The company makes novel virtual reality technology for realistic surgery simulations.