Digital Health

By functioning as a clinician-extender, the newly announced ADVOCATE system will autonomously manage heart failure patients between scheduled office visits to improve long-term outcomes. This $62.7 million initiative, launched by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, represents a

Bridging the gap between information and action requires supplementing traditional systems of record with a logic-driven system of intelligence that understands organizational constraints. The healthcare industry is currently navigating a pivotal transition where the novelty of generative AI has

When researchers at the Yale School of Medicine fine-tuned AI models for clinical diagnosis, they discovered that increased diagnostic accuracy often came at the cost of the model verbatim memorizing sensitive patient data. This discovery, published in the journal Nature Communications, represents

Occupational health departments are increasingly looking toward computationally efficient models to monitor the psychological health of staff without the need for complex black-box AI systems. Traditionally, research concerning the mental well-being of medical staff has prioritized the

The architectural integrity of the human skeleton has long been regarded as a separate domain from the intricate cognitive networks of the mind, yet emerging research suggests the spine may serve as a profound biological mirror for neurological health. A comprehensive study from Johns Hopkins

The rapid intensification of summer temperatures across North America has historically left medical facilities reacting to health crises only after the most vulnerable populations have already suffered significant harm. This reactive stance was largely necessitated by a heavy reliance on insurance