FDA clears first app to adjust insulin doses directly for type 2 diabetes patients
DreaMed's MODI puts automated insulin optimization in the hands of injection users, no clinician sign-off required
Oracle Health and ID.me team up to cut patient check-in friction and tighten controlled-substance...
The partnership brings verified digital identity to both patient registration and EPCS credentialing, with 100,000 prescribers already on board
Qualcomm bets on screenless AI for healthcare, but the hard work starts now
A new chip and a health alliance signal serious intent — the clinical proof is still to come
Zocdoc wants to make every provider bookable everywhere patients search
A new network expansion connects providers to AI platforms, insurance directories, and search engines through a single integration
AI built for $0 and a spreadsheet is fixing medicine shortages in Sierra Leone
A Wharton and Penn Engineering collaboration with Sierra Leone's government shows how low-cost machine learning can solve one of global health's most persistent logistics problems
Surgeon.AI wants to give every trainee surgeon the educational support that geography usually denies...
Professor Shafi Ahmed's new AI platform pairs a personalised learning companion with a career tracking index built specifically for surgical education
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
Apple buys brain imaging startup Sonera in quiet accessibility bet
The acquisition could bring non-invasive neural sensing to Apple Watch and Vision Pro, no implant required
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
GE HealthCare’s new AI tool gives hospitals a 72-hour warning before capacity breaks down
CareIntellect for Operations predicts bottlenecks before they cascade, and two major academic medical centers are first to test it