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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
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.
Returning to the hospital shortly after a discharge can be stressful and disruptive. Discover how remote patient monitoring technology is creating a safer transition from hospital to home, helping to prevent readmissions.
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.
Technology is reshaping how we access mental health support, offering new levels of convenience, accessibility, and privacy. Discover the rise of digital mental health platforms and what they mean for the future of care.
An open-source AI model called SEE-AI is making small bowel capsule endoscopies faster and more accurate, a significant step forward for AI-assisted diagnostics.
During an endoscopy, spotting the subtle signs of early gastric cancer can be a major challenge. A new pilot study shows how combining AI with an advanced imaging technique is helping doctors find these cancers sooner.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is preparing to launch a new pilot program, known as ACCESS, designed to improve care for beneficiaries with chronic conditions. Here's what it means for the future of healthcare.
A new report finds that over 65% of physicians now use AI tools regularly, sparking a conversation about whether the resulting productivity gains should lead to higher compensation.
We are entering an age of 'anticipatory medicine,' where AI helps us read the body's signals to catch major health threats before they strike. Here's what that means for the future of your care.
