AI demand forecasting is fixing medicine shortages in Sierra Leone

A low-cost tool built by Wharton and Penn Engineering researchers is helping Sierra Leone's government get the right drugs to the right clinics — by predicting need and cleaning up messy data

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds just became FDA-cleared hearing aids

A software update to existing earbuds could reach more people with mild hearing loss than the entire global hearing aid market currently does

Karoo Health raises $16.2M to fix cardiac care’s fragmentation problem

The Albuquerque-based company already reports a 40% drop in ED visits across deployed programs

Cheiron raises $8M to build an operating system for drug programs

The AI platform wants to give biopharma teams a single, structured view of everything that shapes a drug program — from evidence to risk to regulatory history

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Watch9: more sensors, smarter health tracking

Samsung's new smartwatches pack bigger batteries, brighter screens, and AI-driven health insights into two very different watches for two very different users

Google hands Open Health Stack to the Linux Foundation

A new independent foundation will govern the open-source digital health tools used across Africa and Asia, with $3 million in funding from Google.org

NHS bets £10 billion on AI to cut waiting times and free up doctors

From smart triage in the NHS App to AI notetaking in emergency rooms, England's health service is rolling out a sweeping set of technology upgrades

Moorfields and UCL release nearly 1 million eye images to accelerate AI research

The CADMUS dataset links anterior segment scans to patient records, opening new possibilities for cataract and keratoconus research

Philips launches a toothbrush that shows you exactly where you’re missing spots

The new Sonicare DiamondClean 9900 Prestige uses on-device AI to give real-time brushing feedback, right on the handle
South Korean researchers build AI tool to flag children who need emergency care

South Korean researchers build AI tool to flag children who need emergency care

A smartphone app trained on clinical notes could help hospital staff triage sick kids faster, without waiting for test results