Cellphones Can Boost Patient-Centered Care, Drug Adherence Rates
7 roles mHealth can play in boosting medication adherence.
Drug Delivery Wearables Company on Path to $50M Round
Sanofi’s investment in Enable Injections signals hope in high-tech medication adherence.
FDA OKs Device That Allows Patients to Self-Administer Opioids Into Their Spine
The device, called the SynchroMed II myPTM, provides a substitute to oral opioids for patients with chronic pain, according to Medtronic.
FDA Weighs in on Medical Device Safety, But Responsibility Lies with Manufacturers
New tech can improve the patient experience and outcomes only if healthcare mitigates cybersecurity risks.
Health Tech Must Focus on Subtracting Steps From Physician Workflow
The only tech additions that medicine needs right now are ones that cut out stopping points between physicians and patients.
Synthego Raises $110M in Bid to Scale CRISPR Tech
The genomic engineering company is advancing precision medicine with support from Silicon Valley heavyweights.
There's a Prescription App for That? Digital Therapeutics on the Rise
Why digital therapeutics could become more significant to patients and healthcare providers.
Bose, an FDA Approval and the Changing High-Tech Hearing Aid Market
Bose’s medical device allows users to self-adjust the levels using a smartphone, highlighting how the digital transformation is touching hearing aids.
CMS Discloses Breach Affecting 75K People, Offering Few Details
The nation’s largest insurer has launched an investigation after staff “detected anomalous activity.”
How to Create an IoMT Cybersecurity Strategy that Works
3 stages of preparation that can help healthcare orgs prepare for the worst.
Doctors Aren't Luddites. But Their EHRs Are Broken
Physicians say existing EHR products are insufficient, a new survey finds.
Why the Future of Digital Health Must Be Simple
Health tech needs to meet patients where they are: on their smartphones and smartwatches.
Keep Physicians in the Healthcare Cockpit
Tech companies have a crucial supporting role in America’s healthcare system, but we face grave dangers if they take control.
FDA Ramps Up Its Medical Device Cybersecurity Efforts
The regulator issued new guidance and unveiled plans to team up with homeland security.
Cybersecurity Not Always Top Priority as ASCs Move Toward Digitization
But the cloud could help healthcare organizations.
What Makes a Strong Wearable? A Conversation with Rosalind Picard, Part 2
Health-tech KOL Janae Sharp discusses how wearables and digital health apps could be improved with the inventor of affective computing.
At $8B, Annual Digital Health Funding Has Already Surpassed 2017
The boon comes at a time when regulators and established companies are placing confidence in health tech.
Anthem to Pay $16M for Largest Healthcare Data Breach to Hit U.S.
Cyberattacks compromised the protected health information of 79 million people.
The Job Market for Pharmacists Is Rapidly Changing, and It's Not Because of Silicon Valley
Amazon’s purchase of PillPack made insiders wonder whether traditional pharmacies were at risk. But pharmacists are used to disruption.
4 Can't-Miss Stories from the Week in Health Tech
Alexa for doctors, medical devices and mergers gave healthcare stakeholders plenty to discuss.
21,000 Patients' Data Compromised in Minnesota Hacks
But the state Department of Human Services claims there’s no evidence that the information has been viewed or misused.
Wearable Data Can Help Change Behavior to Keep Blood Pressure Down
How researchers used a Fitbit to influence behavior change.
Creating Intelligent Computing: A Conversation with Rosalind Picard
Health-tech KOL Janae Sharp talks the brain, wearables and autism and the inventor of affective computing.
FDA Approves Medtronic Fix for Device Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities
The medical device manufacturer has updated the software as part of a voluntary recall to address safety risk.
Podcast: Is Anyone Obligated to Incite Healthcare Innovation?
Data Book tells the story of artificial heart innovator Robert Jarvik and brings on five health-tech KOLs to discuss who is responsible for advancing medicine.
AMA Says CVS-Aetna Merger Will Hurt Patients
The U.S. Department of Justice approved the merger between CVS Health and Aetna this week.
How the First FDA-Approved Contraception App Performs Across Populations
Natural Cycles unveiled the results of a study of 54,000 women. Here’s what it found.
Doximity Uses Data to Unearth Looming Oncologist Shortage
The finding underscores a problem facing cancer care — and the power of a strong database.
Fixing Common Medical Device Supply Chain Break Points
10 realities that healthcare organizations must understand about the data that fuel their technologies.
Most Health IT Execs Not Confident in Their Med-Tech Cybersecurity
Healthcare leaders say their strategies could place patients at risk, a new survey found.
