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The physician and data scientist gave 7 important points that healthcare should keep in mind when implementing AI projects.

In a new survey, just 18% of patients said they use telehealth services.

In a health tech environment increasingly populated with startups, 2 experienced firms are teaming up to distribute cutting-edge surgical technology.

“In reality, many of them are not really providing five-star services."

Technology allows people to screen for hereditary cancers. But what happens afterward?

Although the future of the initiative is unwritten, healthcare organizations can prepare for policies to come.

Still, the European e-health tool shows clinical promise, researchers say.

The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences wants to help other healthcare orgs prepare for cyberattacks.

"Experience with FDA and the 510K process" is a preferred qualification, though.

A platform designed to help people remain in recovery is telemedicine’s latest tool.

The 4th edition of the annual competition keeps the focus on healthcare, calling on contestants to employ AI for cellular research.

The creator of a digital genetics database says it’s all about harmonization.

The 5-year-old disruptor finds a friend in 200-year-old French insurance giant.

Wearables and personal health monitors have impressive capabilities, but a new review from Cedars-Sinai indicates that they don't often affect behavioral change.

What healthcare must learn from a new analysis that doubles as a warning.

Using telehealth to combine the efforts of school nurses with the knowledge of a PCP yielded better outcomes for children with asthma in a poor urban environment.

Experts and insiders sound off on the projects, people, and patterns poised to pop off in 2018.

Our editorial advisory board describes the hurdles and chances to overcome them.

The longtime health and tech executive has ample experience, but the new job will not be without its challenges.

One of the country’s leading insurers is looking toward digital payments, video, and more.

The investment is the company's first-ever outside funding.

The platform’s groups are an “essential part of the learning environment” in at least 1 school.

The money will drive the final steps toward commercialization.

Like an operating room, a 747 is losing money if it isn't full.

Fear not the rise of the algorithms, Sawad Thotathil of Persistent Systems writes.

"HHS’s rules are impossible to square with the plain language of the controlling legislative enactments."

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The potential of new tech, from wearables to telehealth platforms, is undeniable: But how can all this stuff be made both cool and credible?