Podcasts

Janae Sharp joins Data Book to discuss the shortcomings of interoperability.

This week on Data Book, the first human killed by a robot and the murky question of AI and legal liability.

The capture of the alleged Golden State Killer might lead to justice for his victims and families. But many question the ethics of the measures police used to identify and put him behind bars.

One year after the WannaCry and NotPetya cyberattacks, Data Book analyzes the fresh global threat facing healthcare.

Artificial intelligence is a field of boom and busts. In this episode of Data Book, we look at what it actually is and what it means for healthcare. Featuring guest Kevin Campbell, MD.

This podcast ties the story of the Luddites to anti-data sentiment after the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal. Featuring guest John Nosta.

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

A new kind of healthcare hacker has been invading networks for years. Can it be stopped?

Amazon, Google, Apple, and other tech giants are trying to shake up healthcare. This week on Data Book, the story of Amazon and the future of medicine.

On this episode of Data Book: Not every doctor and health system is embracing healthcare’s tech evolution. How can medicine convince them to adapt?

Sangamo’s innovations recently earned it $3 billion. Why? But first, the CRISPR origin story.

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 the inaugural episode of our podcast, Data Book, we take a look at the grisly hacker collective called the Dark Overlord. What damage has the group done, and why is it hell-bent on hacking healthcare?

We’re all about great stories and great insights. And that’s what you can expect from Data Book, the first-ever Healthcare Analytics News™ podcast, dropping this Friday.