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
South Korea becomes first country to officially recommend ring-type blood pressure monitors
Sky Labs' CART BP pro is now written into national hypertension guidelines, a first for cuffless wearable BP technology anywhere in the world
UNSW’s 3-gram chest patch could let patients monitor heart health at home
Australian researchers have built a tiny wearable sensor that tracks heart sounds, breathing, and blood flow continuously, and they hope AI will one day flag problems before symptoms appear
Abridge launches a patient-centered AI platform to connect care, payment, and clinical evidence
The ambient AI company is moving well beyond note-taking, with NVIDIA building a clinical foundation model to power its next generation of tools
Midjourney is building a full-body ultrasound scanner and spas to put them in
The AI image company's first hardware product could scan your entire body in under 60 seconds
Withings buys Biosency to push into respiratory remote monitoring
The French connected health company adds COPD detection technology and a Rennes-based clinical team to its growing healthcare portfolio
Oracle Health and Theator bring AI into the operating room
A new partnership aims to fix one of surgery's most persistent problems: inaccurate operative reports written from memory hours after a procedure ends
Eye exams could become an early warning system for Alzheimer’s disease
A new AI model trained on 40,000 patients shows that routine retinal photos can detect key risk factors for Alzheimer's years before symptoms appear
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
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