The U.S. Is Betting $117 Million on Wearables That Track Hormones, Drugs and Inflammation

ARPA-H has funded four very different biosensor designs, but its own timetable puts the first in-vivo prototype no earlier than month 24.

ARPA-H has funded four very different biosensor designs, but its own timetable puts the first in-vivo prototype no earlier than month 24.

Recent cyberattacks on healthcare firms Boston Scientific and McKesson have disrupted operations and compromised patient data, raising concerns about security in the medical sector.

Personalized medicine represents a paradigm shift in healthcare, focusing on tailoring treatments based on individual genetic profiles. This approach leverages advancements in genomics and biotechnology to enhance therapeutic efficacy and minimize adverse effects.

A recent audit in Ontario highlights significant inaccuracies in AI note-taking systems used by healthcare professionals, raising concerns about patient safety and regulatory practices.

A new deep-learning model, PULSE-HF, developed by researchers at MIT, Mass General Brigham, and Harvard Medical School, forecasts heart failure prognosis, potentially transforming patient care.

Security researchers have identified a new backdoor malware, Dohdoor, linked to suspected North Korean cyber intruders targeting US educational and healthcare institutions since December.

As AI technologies increasingly integrate into healthcare, questions arise about liability and accountability in medical decisions.

Jennifer Gates has successfully raised $30 million for her innovative AI application, originally conceived during her time at Stanford University.

The latest report reveals how AI is reshaping healthcare, with transformative impacts expected by 2025.