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Google’s sister company hopes to reach patients who don’t know they have sleep apnea.

The week’s most popular health IT news and opinions.

How can healthcare discuss and deliver cutting-edge treatments without violating patients’ rights?

Guest Colin Hung discusses how healthcare can prioritize patient input.

The agency created the role to support the goals of MyHealthEData.

Why a good questionnaire is about more than simply being digital.

The startup says its sequencing tech is quick, accurate, and inexpensive.

The deal extends the use of AI to fuel precision oncology treatments.

From HHS to the FDA, participants are tackling the problem from several angles.

But the diagnostics company hasn’t found evidence of a data breach.

Amazon’s focus on convenience and consumerism could change the patient experience.

How blockchain could monetize genomic, mobile health, and lab data.

Ask Serena Williams, leading obstetricians, and Janae Sharp about the care problems that expecting mothers face.

Why that’s a big data problem for population health.

The industry is pulled between red-hot hype and lukewarm implementation. Are we ready to bridge the gap?

Why the company’s focus on machine learning and big data enticed investors.

Can healthcare disruption stop these extortion scams?

The digital health revolution, Fitbit for cancer, and Mayo Clinic’s blockchain bet.

The old rule led to the valuable codes being underused.

The agency said the rules would expand healthcare access and lower drug costs.

Preserving the art of nursing in a high-tech age.

Why manual benchmarking hurts patients and hospitals.

Cedars-Sinai and Johns Hopkins researchers performed the wearables study.

The medical center is recovering, but the effects represent an industrywide fear.

Innovators are monetizing data and fostering value-based care.

Why the microprocessor-driven tech could be a game changer.

Making AI transparent could head off public mistrust.

Two mHealth approvals provide a snapshot of the agency’s evolution.