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A decade ago, no one could have projected the demand—nor the headaches—that the technology now creates.

We spoke to an organizer of last week’s HLTH meeting to find out how the conference tried to bring new voices and demographics into the conference circuit.

A new commentary from Nuffield Council on Bioethics raises issues of trust, agency, and autonomy.

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

The American Gut Project has inspired more than 10,000 people to mail fecal samples to UC San Diego. That's a good thing.

"The technology is clearly a disruptive and differentiated solution to a large and growing need in the neurorehabilitation market."

During a recent call with shareholders, Cerner executives spent very little time discussing the DoD situation, instead focusing on the VA deal they still expect to be signed shortly.

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

In a new survey, more than 96% of respondents agreed that bad actors are outpacing their institution's defenses.

The "first paperless hospital" was supposed to change everything, but it went bust in mere months. What can healthcare learn from this story?

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

Some names work for voice assistant technology. Some don't.

Meet the memristor, a unique physical fix for a digital problem that has plagued healthcare.

More than 3500 attendees joined a host of high-profile speakers for the audacious event.

And to celebrate, the founders made a human pyramid.

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

A new study suggests the tech deftly complements cognitive behavioral therapy.

Two of the men behind the invention argued that it could break the drug development cost curve.

"It’s a combination of 20- or 30-year-old technologies that allow systems to interoperate...I don’t want to hear anyone asking if this is mature technology."

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

During an interview at HLTH, CEO Robin Smith said his company had no interest in deciding who else could see a consumer's genetic info.

How Intel and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard are trying to speed up genomic analyses.

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

The woman who once swore off the healthcare industry deftly navigated questions about her company’s zealous charge into the space.

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

Does the new meeting have what it takes to break the mold?

A national analytics structure is important for healthcare, but it requires 4 capabilities to succeed.

There's more patient data out there than ever, but big data can create big problems.