
The United States Coast Guard will finally be digitizing its health records.

How the artificial intelligence behind AUTOMAP yielded higher-quality images of the brain.

A team of students at Rice University developed an app that uses visual cues to mitigate that vexing symptom.

The pair want to combine their chemistry and machine learning platforms to find targets for neuromuscular disease treatments.

Why the French answer to Oscar Health is attracting international attention.

Artificial intelligence is infiltrating many institutions. Here’s how governments can handle the technology without burning the public.

Dr. Google runs the risk of confusing patients, but Dr. Message Board also has the potential to misinform.

Insurers participating in the federal exchanges grumbled to the Government Accountability Office about the problem.

The start-up plans to use the same AI that analyzes financial documents to examine Medicaid applications.

Johns Hopkins University researchers developed an app that collects patient data. Better information could boost precision medicine.

A new program there is armed with $750,000 in grant funding to look for answers in the assays.

Everyone in health IT seems to have a slightly different take on what the terms mean. Here's what Ayasdi CEO Gurjeet Singh thinks.

The social media giant's now-halted pitch to health systems is actually somewhat similar to a health intitiative it already runs...with one key difference.

What the pharma giant saw in the oncology analytics whiz kid.

Neil Kudler, MD, joins our podcast to discuss how analytics changed baseball—and medicine. But first, the story of a major league hacking scandal.

In a new commentary, a pair of Harvard informaticists argue that there's "never a specific threshold wherein a model suddenly becomes machine learning."

A pair of new reports illustrate the cybersecurity paradoxes facing large organizations, like health and pharma companies.

“When I came home in 2005, I don’t think there were as many programs like this in existence,” Road Home Program psychologist Blake Schroedter said.

How mHealth is striving to fight surgical complications.

A new venture capital analysis spotlights companies and sectors to watch.

The Mississippi State Department of Health is sending out letters warning patients of the unauthorized disclosure.

It had raised just north of $175 million since 2011 in a series of successful funding rounds, but Series E2 builds on that in a major way.

The first challenge of the new multi-agency MyHealthEData initiative? Getting people to a website.

The precision medicine innovator plans to use the money to finance the second generation of the immunotherapies.

The agency put out a new Request for Information to gauge vendor interest and capabilities.

A new study out of the Mayo Clinic is a case for caution against the Yelp-ifying of healthcare.

Brainomix's platform analyzes CT scans to diagnose stroke. The FDA just set a regulatory precedent for similar technology.

The insurer is offering free credit monitoring and identity theft protection to 6800 affected individuals.

"We are judged on a misaligned incentive of publishing a paper, but not on ensuring that our methodology is being used," Malaz Boustani, MD, says.