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Healthcare professionals could benefit from leveraging the platform to communicate high-quality information to chronic pain patients.

Janae Sharp explores what some of the top women in health tech took away from a conference where just 33 percent of attendees were female.

The high-tech pills could help improve medication compliance and adherence.

Janae Sharp and Geeta Nayyar, M.D., MBA, speak about how electronic health records (EHRs) have played a role in physician burnout.

Almost 44 percent of U.S. physicians showed at least one symptom of burnout in 2017.

The partnership could improve patient outcomes and reduce cost of care.

Eye-Sync uses AI to analyze eye movements and identify visual tracking impairment.

From AI to virtual care to data sharing, these three experts have very differing views on what the future of healthcare will look like.

Machine learning could help decrease related deaths by 20 percent.

How can ridesharing services like Lyft help improve patient outcomes and save money on emergency and nonemergency transportation?

Sponsored: Dallas County saw a 4-to-1 return on its investment thanks in part to SAP’s fast, reliable enterprise solutions. Now, thousands of patients receive the right care they need.

Andrew Pecora, M.D., talks about the biggest disappointments and points of growth in the healthcare industry.

Elena Ivanova writes a heartfelt note of gratitude for the latest edition of our physician letter-writing series with the Sharp Index.

The healthcare provider will look to build more inpatient hospitals in North Carolina.

Two studies on vaping are competing for public attention. But despite the hype, nicotine is no digital health savior.

What’s Covered is the latest digital push by CMS to foster patient empowerment.

In our series with Janae Sharp, the president of Geneia recognizes 10 physicians who galvanize the industry to confront the epidemic of physician dissatisfaction.

But an analysis suggests there is reason to be optimistic about digital health weight loss interventions.

Counties where doctors received more opioid marketing dollars saw greater mortality rates.

It’s long past time for healthcare providers to follow the pioneers who are using data, AI and other high-tech tools to fight the opioid crisis.

The artificial intelligence (AI) was trained to distinguish cervical conditions that would and would not require treatment.

Does the first Monday of the year signal what to expect from health-tech investments going forward?

We’re working with the Sharp Index to publish thank-you notes to physicians as they navigate the digital transformation. Here’s the latest.

We’re teaming up with the Sharp Index to collect letters to healthcare providers. Here’s the latest.

Patient data will be at the center of this five-year study, which aims to get to the bottom of asthma’s biological underpinnings.

Groundbreaking advances and eye-opening findings in healthcare and tech could reshape the industry and the world.

Here’s another promising finding for behavioral health in healthcare’s digital transformation.

66% said new challenges have caused them to consider a career outside medicine, according to a new report.

Leaders in health tech are writing letters to clinicians to prevent fight things like physician burnout. Here’s the second in a series.

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