79 articles
Continuous glucose monitors, once limited to type 1 diabetes, are expanding into type 2 diabetes management with evidence showing improved control and fewer...
A groundbreaking CRISPR gene-editing treatment reduced dangerous cholesterol levels by up to 49% in a small trial, offering hope for a one-time therapy instead...
Researchers used CRISPR gene-editing to engineer cancer-fighting immune cells directly inside the body in mice, potentially making CAR-T therapies cheaper,...
The mental health app market is exploding to $8.64 billion in 2026, driven by 1 billion people worldwide needing care.
The Internet of Medical Things market is exploding from $286.77 billion in 2025 to over $2.2 trillion by 2034, enabling hospitals to shift care into patients'...
AI-powered chest pain triage algorithms are helping emergency doctors diagnose heart attacks faster and more accurately, reducing patient anxiety and hospital...
OpenEvidence's new hospital partnership signals a major shift in how health systems use AI to analyze patient data, moving beyond isolated tools toward...
University of Toronto researcher Karen Maxwell wins Canada's most prestigious health science award for discovering how bacteria defend against viruses, paving...
University of Tennessee researchers are translating cutting-edge discoveries into clinical solutions, from AI that detects heart disease earlier to new drugs...
Five years after the pandemic, telehealth accounts for 4-6% of U.S. outpatient visits.
Eli Lilly's eczema drug lebrikizumab shows sustained itch relief for up to four years in late-stage study, offering durable control for moderate-to-severe...
68% of diagnostic AI companies treat real-world evidence as a compliance checkbox, leaving 3-5x valuation on the table.
Digital health technologies like telemedicine, wearables, and AI are transforming how diseases are detected and treated.
The quality of tiny electronic parts inside medical devices directly affects patient safety.
Smart healthcare fabrics that monitor vital signs are transforming patient care. The market is projected to grow from $1.3 billion to $9.2 billion by 2032,...
Researchers identified molecular markers that help predict which glioblastoma patients survive longer after stereotactic radiosurgery, potentially doubling...
Advanced neurosurgery for back and neck pain is now available in smaller communities, letting patients access expert spine care without traveling to distant...
Researchers analyzed 65 studies using smartphone sensors to detect depression, bipolar disorder, and other conditions without wearables.
The Gulf Cooperation Council wearable health market is exploding, projected to reach $3.12 billion by 2032.
Continuous glucose monitors are smaller, more accurate, and now available over-the-counter.
NASA's year-long study of astronaut Scott Kelly revealed that 7% of his gene expression changed in space, not his actual DNA.
Consumer wearables are moving closer to medical-grade diagnostics as the FDA draws clearer lines between wellness tools and clinical devices.
Healthcare costs have nearly tripled since 2005, but patient outcomes haven't improved.
NVIDIA's latest AI infrastructure breakthroughs could transform how doctors diagnose and treat disease.
AI is transforming palliative care with better symptom control and treatment planning, but researchers warn it cannot replace the emotional support terminally...
Apple is shifting from consumer wearables to clinician-focused health tools, integrating Apple Watch data directly into hospital systems and electronic health...
An estimated 80% of sleep apnea cases go undiagnosed worldwide, but wearable devices tracking sleep metrics like REM sleep and nighttime awakenings could help...
The global smart medical devices market is projected to hit $180.38 billion by 2033, growing 12.8% annually.
OpenAI's ChatGPT Health lets patients analyze medical records and test results using AI, but new research reveals blind spots in triage recommendations that...
A new evidence-based podcast on addiction treatment is reshaping how clinicians and patients engage with recovery.
Continuous glucose monitors once prescribed only for diabetics are now sold over-the-counter to anyone.
The American Academy of Neurology released new guidance on using consumer wearables for neurological conditions.
Hospitals deploying delivery robots are discovering a critical gap: secure handoff systems.
India's biotechnology sector is surging past $5 billion in revenue with 15% annual growth, positioning the nation as a global biotech powerhouse.
Scientists analyzing 50,000 people found specific blood proteins that predict dementia up to 10 years early, offering a breakthrough for prevention and early...
Cognitive scientists are redefining brain aging using diverse data beyond genetics.
Smartwatch health sensors are surprisingly accurate for tracking trends during steady exercise, but struggle with intense movement.
Remote patient monitoring faces a pivotal year as major insurers restrict coverage while Medicare spending surges to $536 million.
Ransomware attacks on hospitals surged 30% in 2025, targeting vulnerable medical devices.
Diabetes treatment is shifting from lifelong management to potential remission through new drugs, smart devices, and metabolic reset programs.
Precision medicine is shifting from one-size-fits-all treatment to personalized care using your genetics, biomarkers, and real-time health data.
The AI in genomics market is exploding from $1.97 billion to $317.4 billion by 2040.
RadNet's acquisition of French AI company Gleamer for $269 million creates the world's largest radiology AI provider, automating routine X-rays to free...
As Singapore and Germany reshape digital health regulations for 2026, patients and tech companies face new frameworks governing AI, wearables, and data...
AI-powered diagnostics cut misdiagnosis rates by 30% while remote monitoring reduces hospital readmissions by 22%.
A major Australian cancer center is developing the first standardized training for nurses providing virtual cancer care, filling a 45-year gap in telehealth...
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.
