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A major Australian cancer center is developing the first standardized training for nurses providing virtual cancer care, filling a 45-year gap in telehealth...
The global tele-monitoring market is exploding, projected to grow from $36.59 billion in 2026 to $164.55 billion by 2035.
Digital health tools improve stroke recovery, but rehabilitation teams rarely use them in practice.
The Oura Ring 4 is emerging as a popular Valentine's Day gift for couples seeking shared wellness goals.
Healthcare organizations are deploying AI across five critical areas—from imaging to remote monitoring—with measurable results: faster diagnoses, 20-30% efficiency gains, and lower readmission rates.
The EIT Health Accelerator is helping European startups turn innovative health ideas into FDA-approved products in record time—here's what makes it different.
Companies using wearables and AI mental health tools see 27-35% improvements in employee wellness. Here's what's actually delivering results.
New research shows consumer smartwatches can detect early warning signs of serious neurological conditions like MS and myasthenia gravis, but doctors need better tools to interpret the data.
Decentralized clinical trials are bringing research to patients' homes, reducing burden and expanding access—but data security and equity gaps remain.
Virtual psychiatry platform Talkiatry raises $210M to expand AI-powered mental health services, signaling a major shift in how medication-managed psychiatric care reaches patients.
Sleep experts reveal which wearable measurements are trustworthy and how to use them safely in clinical care.
Most consumer health tech rollouts fail because they skip the hard part: understanding what patients actually need before buying expensive devices.
Swiss researchers are testing a new model that lets people screen themselves for diabetes without going through their doctor—potentially catching the disease earlier and cheaper.
A major review of gestational diabetes apps reveals they focus too narrowly on blood sugar tracking, leaving out pregnancy-specific care that could transform maternal health outcomes.
Home health technology now offers everything from AI-powered wearables to telehealth consultations, transforming how families monitor and manage their wellness without constant doctor visits.
Healthcare is getting a major upgrade by 2026, with AI diagnosing diseases faster than ever and precision medicine tailoring treatments to your DNA.
New research shows digital health tools can detect psychological distress in real-time, even triggering suicide alerts that led to immediate clinical intervention.
Nigeria's digital health market hit ₦185.66 billion in 2026, with over 30 million people now accessing telemedicine from home—transforming healthcare access.
Medicare is launching a 10-year program that pays providers based on real health outcomes—not just visits—using digital tools to manage chronic conditions.
Major health technology companies are investing $600M to strengthen Medicaid systems and community engagement. Here's why this matters for millions of Americans.
The medical software market is exploding—expected to grow from $34 billion to $182 billion by 2035. Here's why your doctor's toolkit is about to change.
Healthcare organizations waste hundreds of thousands annually on failed tech rollouts, but the real culprit isn't buggy software—it's poor change management.
Remote healthcare technology is revolutionizing emergency medicine, but adoption barriers and regulatory hurdles are slowing its life-saving potential.
New research reveals a troubling gap: wearables and telehealth could help heart failure patients, but access depends heavily on where you live and how much money you make.
Research reveals specific barriers preventing seniors from using digital health technology, plus proven strategies to make these tools more accessible.
AI-powered health tech is getting personal, with devices that learn your unique patterns and apps that tailor advice to your body's specific needs.
New international study shows PICOTS-ComTeC framework could standardize how we define and evaluate health apps and wearables worldwide.
AI-powered wearables now adapt their screens to you in real-time, making health tracking easier for older adults and people with disabilities.
From AI-powered health rings to smart scales that detect nerve activity, CES 2026 reveals how medical-grade technology is becoming as common as smartphones.
Cardiac rehab cuts death rates and boosts recovery, but many patients skip it due to time and cost concerns—here's why the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
Australia's wearable health tech market is booming at $450M, driven by aging populations and chronic disease management—here's what's actually in your pocket.
Australia's body area network market is booming at $450 million, driven by wearables and remote monitoring—transforming how you track your health.
Heart rehabilitation is proven to save lives after a heart attack, yet cost and time barriers keep patients away. Here's what you need to know.
The digital health market is projected to hit $2.19 trillion by 2030—and your wearables and virtual doctor visits are at the center of a healthcare revolution.
Major tech companies and regulators are reshaping how your fitness tracker, health apps, and AI tools handle your personal medical information.
Wearable health devices could create over a million tons of e-waste by 2050, with their circuit boards being the biggest environmental culprit.
A new AI-powered platform is making brain training as accessible as your smartphone, targeting conditions like dementia and ADHD with eye-tracking tech.
Wearables now track ECG signals, glucose levels, and blood pressure with clinical accuracy, transforming from fitness gadgets into real medical tools.
The FDA's new TEMPO pilot lets digital health companies skip traditional approval processes while collecting real-world data on chronic disease devices.
New FDA policies are removing barriers that kept promising digital health technologies from reaching patients who need them most.
From AI that spots diseases faster than doctors to wearables that predict health problems, your healthcare technology is evolving rapidly this year.
