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Artificial intelligence was more likely than humans to advocate for electronic cigarette use, a new study found.

The 2 technologies can be made harmonious, but only if proactively guided by human physicians.

A new survey suggests executives are most concerned about ransomware in 2018, and email is the biggest vulnerability.

Experts say it would improve EHR patient safety, costing $20 million in the first 5 years.

A $3.6M government grant is funding University of Michigan’s potentially game-changing project.

Why the venture capital firm is betting on the “ability to engineer biology.”

Machine learning can reduce the physical risks of manual labor—not by replacing humans but by teaching them to work smarter.

Activbody is donating 200 data-driven mobile health devices to children in New York.

The overall impact of the ban was heterogeneous, but non-reputable drug retailers did suffer most from the action.

Its flagship analytics platform is built to crunch unused data to optimize the drug manufacturing process.

The global cyberattack infected computers in hospitals and elsewhere, costing billions of dollars, in May.

The collaboration will aim to encourage value-based, community-minded healthcare.

The world has known for months that the Department of Veterans' Affairs would be moving its EHR operations to Cerner's platform, but until recently, details were scant.

The CDC says it learned crucial lessons after prior storms.

The American Health Information Management Association's tips range from basics like encryption to concepts like a cybersecurity "State of the Union."

Because a fifth of all microbiology technologists will reach retirement by 2022, laboratories will need new tools to multiply their labor.

Why the United States might want to look abroad for ideas to improve training protocols.

Apps and other tools can ensure the safety of medications that typically require a prescription, the commissioner said.

Electronic medical records have become a valuable commodity for criminals on the dark web. The problem might get worse before it gets better.

The healthcare system’s average “door-to-needle” time is now 34 minutes, a decrease of nearly 20 minutes.

Cerner argues that it bid less than its rival, which won a $62 million contract with the health system.

The National Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center will use dynamic user authentication going forward.

Despite the hype, a new survey suggests most providers are still getting their feet in the digital doorway.

The 3-month-old company has already attracted major backers, including Sanofi's investment arm.

Investigators used 500K images to hone the game-changing technology.

“Though enjoyment is one pathway to engagement, it is not the only one,” a new study concluded.

The lawsuit could be an important litmus test for future litigation, as CliniComp seems to claim it has a patent on cloud-based EHR systems.