AI & Data Analytics

You'll never guess which Rochester, Minnesota-based network made the list.

Scientists have developed a tiny sensor that can track certain chemicals and nutrients. But the potential uses of the sensor extend beyond diet.

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?

With machine learning, USC researchers correlated measurements taken nonintrusively by an iPhone camera to detailed tonometry data.

How the diagnostic tool stands to benefit patients with prostate cancer.

Key opinion leaders influence important decisions in healthcare, but perhaps too little attention has been given to the ethics of this situation.

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

We asked a lot of experts what buzzwords they were tired of. No term—not even blockchain—was mentioned more often than artificial intelligence.

With members like Pfizer and USC Keck School of Medicine, TriNetX aims to improve how healthcare handles research data.

The system, granted expedited review by the agency in February, can now be used by primary care doctors.

How the artificial intelligence behind AUTOMAP yielded higher-quality images of the brain.

The pair want to combine their chemistry and machine learning platforms to find targets for neuromuscular disease treatments.

Artificial intelligence is infiltrating many institutions. Here’s how governments can handle the technology without burning the public.

The start-up plans to use the same AI that analyzes financial documents to examine Medicaid applications.

Johns Hopkins University researchers developed an app that collects patient data. Better information could boost precision medicine.

Everyone in health IT seems to have a slightly different take on what the terms mean. Here's what Ayasdi CEO Gurjeet Singh thinks.

What the pharma giant saw in the oncology analytics whiz kid.

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 a new commentary, a pair of Harvard informaticists argue that there's "never a specific threshold wherein a model suddenly becomes machine learning."

Brainomix's platform analyzes CT scans to diagnose stroke. The FDA just set a regulatory precedent for similar technology.

Minutes make the difference when it comes to strokes. This device can render a diagnosis in seconds.

The algorithm performed beyond what researchers expected.

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.

But after they saw the numbers, physicians wrote fewer opioid prescriptions, a new study found.

Why telehealth could help the CDC and other healthcare stakeholders decimate the disease.