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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
As digital health expands, so do the risks to patient data. At a recent privacy symposium, experts highlighted how artificial intelligence is now a critical tool for faster, smarter data security and breach investigations.
Forget robot surgeons. A leading physician warns the true danger of AI in medicine is far more subtle: systems designed for efficiency that end up burying doctors in more complexity, eroding the very trust healthcare is built on.
Artificial intelligence isn't about replacing the human element in social care. Instead, new analysis suggests its true value lies in helping organizations move faster, spot patterns earlier, and coordinate care more effectively.
GE HealthCare and a research team from Mass General Brigham are teaming up to explore how generative AI can help create more personalized and efficient cancer treatment plans.
The journey of early digital health companies like AliveCor paved the way for today's integrated telehealth platforms. What can we learn from their evolution?
A frustrating part of healthcare is waiting to see if insurance will cover a procedure. Now, AI is being developed to tackle this challenge, but predicting reimbursement is proving to be one of its toughest tests yet.
Patients are increasingly buying what they believe are legitimate medical products from social media or unregulated online sellers, leading to a new kind of health risk. Here’s what patients and providers need to know.
A new study from an insurer claims AI-powered billing tools could add billions to healthcare costs. But the companies making the tech say the real problem is the broken billing system itself.
Hospitals and insurance payers are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence. But new research highlights a critical question: are they prepared to govern these powerful tools and defend against new AI-powered cyber threats?
Insurance payers are increasingly using AI to manage and deny claims, creating what some call a multi-billion dollar "RCM Tax" on healthcare providers. Here's how proactive digital workflows can help level the playing field.
Dr. Mehmet Oz recently warned that artificial intelligence could initially inflate healthcare costs by optimizing medical billing. But is this short-term pain necessary for long-term gains in efficiency and patient care?
As artificial intelligence becomes a powerful tool in diagnosis and treatment, a critical question emerges: When an AI-assisted medical decision leads to a bad outcome, where does the buck stop?
