H1 and Novo Nordisk partner to accelerate clinical trials with AI
The deal gives H1 rights to StudyHub, Novo Nordisk's in-house clinical development platform, and signals a broader shift in how pharma is approaching trial design
GE HealthCare bets on dense breast screening with two new ultrasound tools
Invenia ABUS Prime and browser-based viewer ABUS StreamVue aim to close a screening gap affecting 40% of women
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
Google Health can now write Fitbit data to Apple Health, closing a decade-old gap
A quiet app update ends the one-way data relationship between two of the biggest names in consumer health tracking
Throne Science raises $10 million to turn your toilet into a health monitor
The smart toilet sensor startup wants to track gut health passively — and eventually screen for colorectal cancer at home
Teladoc One aims to fix fragmented virtual care with a single, AI-assisted model
The company is betting that whole-person care, not disease-by-disease management, is where virtual health needs to go next
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
FDA clears Johnson & Johnson’s OTTAVA robotic system for upper abdominal surgery
The first table-integrated soft tissue robot has a smaller OR footprint and aims to cut setup time — but the real test is real-world adoption
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
GE HealthCare’s browser-based imaging platform puts radiology software anywhere clinicians need it
MIM Anyware strips away the hardware dependency that has long kept advanced imaging tools anchored to specific workstations