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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
A major new investment from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) aims to build a sophisticated AI agent for heart care, potentially paving the way for a new era of regulated, clinical-grade AI tools.
Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize medicine, but it can't work its magic when it's layered on top of outdated, inefficient systems. True progress requires a new foundation.
A major new investment in AI for healthcare administration signals a shift toward reducing physician burnout and giving doctors more time to focus on what matters: patient care.
Nutromics has earned FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for a wearable patch that monitors vancomycin levels in real time, a major step forward for patient safety and remote care.
A new hire isn't given keys to the entire hospital on day one. A leading CEO argues AI shouldn't be either, proposing a model of vetting, monitoring, and limited access that has big implications for trust in digital health.
The future of healthcare is constantly being rewritten. A new cohort of startups from the Dallas-based accelerator Health Wildcatters is set to be unveiled, signaling fresh innovation in the digital health space.
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into healthcare, how are organizations preparing for the operational, regulatory, and security hurdles? A new index aims to provide answers.
Judi Health is partnering with Color Health, WellTheory, and Cylinder to provide specialized virtual care for complex conditions, a move designed to improve patient access and lower employer healthcare costs.
One major health system is using AI to automate administrative tasks, freeing up nurses to focus on patient care. Here's how tools like ambient listening are changing the game.
A promise to cap costs on a major government health record project has been broken, leading to a $17 billion overrun and subpoenas for top tech executives. What does this mean for the future of digital health?
A new survey of 70 healthcare leaders reveals a growing gap between the rush to adopt AI and the organizational readiness to handle its operational, regulatory, and security challenges.
A new report reveals a critical gap: while most health systems have adopted AI tools, less than half have the infrastructure to properly test them, raising questions about patient safety and oversight.
