Accelerator alumni, Mendelian, Cibiltech and Ibex, have secured funding through the third competition of the Artificial Intelligence in Health and Care Awards.The awards are run by the NHS AI Lab in partnership with the…
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Gen Z — those born between 1997 and 2012 — may be the youngest working generation, but they’re expected to comprise 30% of the workforce by 2030, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics….
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Those who experience long Covid are more likely to battle cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions and face mortality, a new study shows.
The study, published last week in JAMA Health Forum, was conducted by researchers at…
Now that 2023 is underway, key trends are emerging that will shape the healthcare landscape against an uncertain economic backdrop and lingering pandemic-related challenges. For payers and providers, inflation and other economic woes are…
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Accurate estimation of gestational age is an essential component of good obstetric care and informs clinical decision-making throughout pregnancy. As the date of the last menstrual period is often unknown or uncertain, ultrasound measurement…
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I survived my trip to the ATA conference, but I can’t say I’m glad to be home. Leaving beautiful the warm and sunny environment of San Antonio for the rainy chill at home was…
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By Mark Melchionna
March 09, 2023 – Published in PLOS ONE, a recent study described how a team of researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) developed and validated an artificial intelligence (AI) model, specifically…
In the modern age, healthcare facilities must utilize IT services to ensure that their practice runs smoothly and securely. And while it may seem like a daunting task to implement IT services,…
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Cristina Varner, Newfront, SVP National Life Science & Healthcare PracticeGone are the days when healthcare information was only available to us at the doctor’s office or through the office’s online portals, and that’s in…
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Researchers at University College London and at the University of Ghana have developed a smartphone-based system that can detect anemia through simple photos taken using the phone’s camera. The technology is intended for use…
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