By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | July 17, 2019 The FDA is joining Yale University and the Mayo Clinic in a project aimed at studying the value of mHealth data gathered in a remote patient monitoring platform for people with heart failure. The US Food and Drug Administration is partnering [...]
By David H Freedman, Newsweek | July 16, 2019 Genetic testing gets most of the attention when it comes to matching cancer patients to specific treatments. But the vast majority of diagnostic information used in selecting a cancer treatment today comes not from those tests, but from under the microscope [...]
By Mohan Giridharadas, MedCity News |July 16, 2019 The best deployments of AI are as augmented intelligence that enables doctors and nurses to perform their best by providing them with timely, data-driven recommendations that they can accept, reject or modify based on their personal expertise and their judgment of the [...]
By Joshua Brockton, The New York Times | July 15, 2019 A new batch of apps and pocket-size medical devices that work with a smartphone or smartwatch are changing travel for people with serious medical conditions. The devices allow people with heart conditions, diabetes and epilepsy to discreetly check up [...]
By Robert Langreth, Bloomberg | July 15, 2019 Machine-learning technology has beaten humans at games of chess and Go to worldwide fanfare. A demonstration of its eerily lifelike prowess in making phone calls to unsuspecting people went viral. But a less-noticed win for DeepMind, the artificial-intelligence arm of Google’s parent [...]
By Andrea Park, Becker's Hospital Review | July 12, 2019 If society is to comfortably adapt to the ongoing artificial intelligence-spurred global transformation, it is imperative that the field of AI ethics continues to expand, according to a recent op-ed written in part by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, [...]
