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The includion of last year's CHRONIC Care Act in the bill could pave the way for future telehealth legislation.

The woman who oversaw MD Anderson's controversial IBM Watson collaboration may know a thing or two about AI and expectations.

“We’ve been too comfortable for too long,” he said. "We have to blow it up a little."

The judge wrote that the complaint "fails the most basic test for particularity.”

“We envision this as not a part of the current political debate. It’s a wide net right now," the new organization's Executive Director said in an interview.

The sector was the most likely to deploy anti-ransomware software. But it was still the most likely to get hit.

Researchers from MIT and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology harness algorithms to map out the virus's evasive tactics.

The conventional wisdom is you never pay the file kidnappers. In a recent hospital cyberattack, paying may have been the only option.

The Direct Decision Support Model was designed to provide medical information to approximately 700,000 Medicare beneficiaries.

A new literature review published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research suggests that it has.

"It has the potential to save hundreds of lives," researcher John Hirdes of the University of Waterloo said.

It's unknown how the current administration's Department of Justice will treat the proposed deal.

The French health tech company announced in 2014 that it would enter the US market. It never did, and today it was bought by an enterprise giant.

Lost hard drives, email hacks, and more: Last month, 18 different institutions reported breaches.

“If such approaches are successfully implemented on a broad scale with similar results, the magnitude of savings would be substantial.”

The Ivy’s bioethics center will collaborate with colleagues at University of Copenhagen to develop frameworks around “black box” medicine.

The dialysis company will also enter into an agreement with the agency to improve its patient privacy protocols.

Dr. Google has its place, but Dr. Sarah Hawley believes that for patients to make the right decisions about their cancer care, they'll need the right information.

Before machine learning can try to replace radiologists, it has a lot to learn from them...like how to read their notes

And contrary to popular perception, the likelihood that a drug gets approved is actually on the rise.

A source close to one of the organizations said it will take time before concrete details emerge.

Can Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JP Morgan really upend the healthcare industry?

In a congressional hearing, representatives from the military's smallest branch were grilled about EHR procurement failures.

The Health app in Apple iOS 11.3’s beta version contains a noteworthy addition.

"A week out and they still cannot give us an estimated time we will all be back and running," a provider told Healthcare Analytics News.

A new study and 2 accompanying commentaries illustrate both the promises and the pitfalls of decision support.

"Their cancellation was a step in the wrong direction for pursuing a healthcare system that focuses on value and not volume."

"CMS is lacking information that it could use to assess how opioid prescribing patterns are changing over time."

There simply aren't enough genetic counselors to deliver testing results to every patient.

“None were hospitals or large independent physician practices,” a company spokesperson said.