
IDx’s tech brings diabetic retinopathy detection to primary care.

Phishing causes some of healthcare’s worst data breaches.

But the healthcare organizations applaud cutting documentation requirements.

Digital solutions can’t solve this problem without some help from humanity.

Verscend Technologies today completed its purchase of Cotiviti Holdings.

AiPods enable users to obtain a wide array of personal health data in less than 10 minutes.

Strokes cost an estimated $34 billion in the US every year. A large portion of that price tag is preventable.

Healthcare organizations can benefit from third-party assistance.

Why the finding is significant in healthcare and elsewhere.

What a patient-driven, spherical view of data means for the future of healthcare, and how to make it a reality.

Why is healthcare still failing to emulate cross-industry success stories?

RDMD hopes to do for rare diseases what Flatiron Health did for oncology.

Can pharma leverage data and analytics to transform healthcare?

It’s safer than FaceTime and better than telehealth.

3 tips to improve patient interactions in the digital age.

The new tech has successfully identified patients who are experiencing respiratory depression.

Is this what the future of wearables looks like?

An mHealth research platform executive argues that the agency is changing the world for the better.

3 tips for how healthcare leaders can support their employees.

This week on Data Book, we discuss how IBM disrupted computing and speak with a Health2047 leader.

How the identity platform could help healthcare.

It’s partnering with GN Hearing to support direct streaming.

How Playback Health plans to improve physician-patient communication.

What is already brewing in the healthcare sensor space?

A new survey suggests most adults never contemplated entering healthcare services administration.

They won’t get it from me.

Is data integration broken?

What can the rest of healthcare learn from Geisinger and Penn?

How MedChain and Cognition Foundry also hope to spur new medical research.