FDA approves mFLUSIVA, the first mRNA-based flu vaccine for adults 50 and older
Moderna adds a fourth FDA-approved product as mRNA technology moves beyond COVID-19
AI-generated “doctors” are racking up millions of TikTok views with fake medical advice
New research finds AI accounts spreading health misinformation at scale, and clinicians are worried about the real-world consequences
AI symptom checker matches or outperforms clinicians in national-scale diagnostic study
Google's SymptomAI correctly identified diagnoses as often as board-certified doctors — and its results correlated with real physiological data from wearables
Raidium brings AI-powered cancer imaging to US oncology centers
The French startup's radiology platform is already running at Moffitt Cancer Center, promising to cut the manual grind out of tumor tracking
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
Samsung teams up with Alcedis to bring wearable data into clinical trials
The partnership aims to turn biometric signals from Galaxy Watch into real evidence for drug development and medical research
Samsung Galaxy Watch8 to help monitor muscle loss in GLP-1 patients
Clinical study with Massachusetts General Hospital will track body composition changes during popular weight-loss treatments
Apple Watch trial aims to predict infections in children with cancer
Australian researchers are testing whether wearable tech and AI can spot early warning signs before serious complications develop
Researchers launch ChatCPR, an AI tool that coaches real-time CPR to save cardiac arrest...
UC San Diego team creates open-source AI agent after finding most healthcare AI delivers hype without patient impact
Brazilian scientists use ultrasound to pop viruses like popcorn
University of São Paulo researchers discover that high-frequency sound waves can destroy COVID-19 and flu viruses without harming human cells








