By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | September 6, 2019 Healthcare providers are launching home-based telehealth programs faster than states or the federal government can draft guidelines for them. This could hinder efforts to define their value and boost sustainability and scalability. That’s the opinion put forth by the Milbank Memorial [...]
NC Biotechnology Center | September 5, 2019 Thomas Edison once famously remarked that “to invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk.” The sequencing of the human genome two decades ago provided the “pile of junk” from which medical researchers imagined a more personalized approach to medicine [...]
By Rick Smith, WRAL Techwire | September 4, 2019 A new feature is rolling out on Facebook and Instagram to combat the spread of anti-vaccine misinformation. Facebook, which owns Instagram, announced on Wednesday that educational pop-up windows will appear on the social media platforms when a user searches for vaccine-related [...]
By Andrea Park, Becker's Hospital Review | September 3, 2019 Proponents of new federal rules allowing providers to share medical records to third-party apps say they will empower patients to take control of their healthcare — but groups such as the American Medical Association and American Hospital Association are not [...]
By Fred Donovan, HIT Infrastructure | August 30, 2019 The healthcare IT network harbors the most prominent vulnerabilities in healthcare organizations, judged 232 healthcare security decision makers surveyed by Vanson Bourne on behalf of security firm Irdeto. The healthcare IT network harbors the most prominent vulnerabilities in healthcare organizations, judged [...]
By Nicole Martin, Contributor, Forbes | August 30, 2019 When it comes to medicine there are constant discoveries and advancements in the field. Now with the help of machine learning algorithms, personalized medicine and predictive patient outcome has taken another step towards curing diseases. With the data collected from patients, researchers [...]
