AI & Data Analytics

The frequency of genomic variants associated with specific diseases can differ from one population to another.

Physicians and healthcare executives need to take action independent of a bill to protect patients' health data.

The tech could help providers identify problem claims prior to denial.

The software could improve the confidence, quality and speed of pathology.

Electronic monitoring of a patient’s rescue inhaler could help avoid hospitalization.

The AI tool had a sensitivity of 97.24%.

The data were stored on an open and unsecured database that can be accessed by anyone.

An unauthorized individual gained access to two employees’ email accounts.

A new fertility tracking device aims to help women determine the most fertile days of their cycle.

The collaboration could give patients more control over their health and accelerate the discovery of new therapies.

Physicians changed their treatment decisions in 13.6% of cases thanks to Watson for Oncology.

80% of respondents said when their provider is burnt out, the quality of their care decreases.

The center will implement a Philips pathology solution to improve patient care.

It would create the National Task Force on Data Protection, which would evaluate and provide input to address cybersecurity risks and privacy concerns.

The method could lead to preventive treatment and delay the occurrence of psychosis.

A new study suggests the model can benefit rehabilitation, fitness and labor health protections.

Data Book details the demise of a dotcom startup and offers lessons for healthcare innovators.

The model increased the clinicians’ accuracy by 0.038.

The company aims to improve precision medicine and its effects on patients.

Why one investor says Nym provides a much-needed “missing link” to healthcare.

The companies, along with Merck & KPMG, will help develop a legally mandated interoperable prescription-monitoring network.

Innovative payment models and solutions can help rural communities receive higher-quality care.

Technology can help fight physician burnout.

Organizations can develop ways for AI to address unsolved revenue cycle management challenges.

While the technology could help reduce administrative burden for clinicians, some fear privacy concerns.