
The U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research has developed a lightweight device to track patient vital signs in battlefields and other mass casualty situations.

The U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research has developed a lightweight device to track patient vital signs in battlefields and other mass casualty situations.

A business case for system-level implementation of eConsult platforms across CHCs.

The FDA and other regulators must navigate changes brought by artificial intelligence and other tech while protecting intellectual property rights.

The company said it uses DNA sequencing technology to predict and prevent cancer relapse.

What medical device flaws mean for healthcare organizations.

As drug production and testing operations become more computerized, the FDA faces new challenges.

Physician burnout and health IT are linked. But healthcare can’t abandon EHRs.

3 things that healthcare leaders must understand about genetic testing.

Why health IT must consider physicians in the design stage.

This is the first letter in a series designed to promote physician and clinician healing in the digital transformation.

How can healthcare assess AI’s potential? Data Book explores testing grounds and hosts a health-tech KOL panel on the tech’s future.

This device could make scans four times faster, according to the company.

The system uses home videos and human video raters to diagnose children with autism.

Health information exchange, data security and healthcare all might benefit from blockchain technology.

An app for HIV self-testing proved effective in Canada. Can that mHealth app’s success spread?

Radiologists often have the first chance to identify CTEPH in patients, and this AI software could help.

Based on the limited IQ of humans, can artificial intelligence (AI) be trained to be smarter than people?

The tech giant’s latest healthcare project uses machine learning to fight a longstanding medical records problem.

But health systems reap these benefits only when they meet meaningful use standards.

Newer medical devices can improve patient safety and performance, but they come with unique challenges.

Can digital voice assistants for healthcare improve outcomes, increase efficiencies and protect patient data?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven to be a useful tool for physicians. Can AI take their role in the future?

Why Garmin and Fitabase want to make it easier for scientists to access wearables data.

In a new study, AI performed significantly worse at diagnosing pneumonia in X-ray images in different health systems.

Do modern health systems have the know-how and tools to develop their own EHR systems?