German healthtech dehaze raises €3.2M for AI chronic disease detection
Munich startup builds causal AI platform to help healthcare payers identify at-risk patients earlier and cut costs
Ferry Health raises $9M to make booking a doctor’s appointment someone else’s problem
The AI startup wants to eliminate the phone tag, dead-end directories, and hold times that keep patients from accessing care
Ultrahuman’s new PowerPlug pulls medical records into your wearable timeline
A partnership with HealthEx lets ring users see diagnoses, medications, and procedures alongside their daily biomarkers — and arrive at appointments better prepared
HealthEx connects personal health records to Meta’s Muse AI agent
A new integration lets Americans bring their actual medical history into AI-assisted health conversations, with consent controls built in from the start
OpenAI connects Epic and public health data to ChatGPT for Healthcare
A new EHR integration and nine-source public data plugin bring clinical records and official datasets into one governed AI workspace
More than half the world would use AI for mental health support, new survey...
A large global study reveals striking public trust in ChatGPT-style tools for counselling, friendship, and even medical advice — but researchers are urging caution
Oracle launches AI patient portal that explains medical records in plain language
The tool is now generally available in the U.S. and sits directly inside the Oracle Health EHR, no third-party uploads required
The back pain wearable that tracks what happens between appointments
CurvLabs founder Rohan Kotecha built a spinal sensor from his own frustration with chronic pain — and it may give clinicians something they've never had: continuous, real-world movement data
Former Palantir executive raises £10M to tackle NHS admin backlog with AI
Frontier Health's AI agent, Juno, aims to free up NHS staff by handling routine administrative work that is slowing patient care
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









