By Richard Harris, NPR All Things Considered (podcast) | April 22, 2019 One of the biggest corporations on the planet is taking a serious interest in the intersection of artificial intelligence and health. Google and its sister companies, parts of the holding company Alphabet, are making a huge investment in [...]
By Arick Wierson, Observer | April 22, 2019 Heidi Wylie was a beautiful, young 20-something. She had flowing long brown hair, a fit physique and a wholesome, Midwestern look. A recent college graduate, she was already a few years into her career as a choir and music director in Milwaukee, [...]
Bio-IT World | April 22, 2019 The Bio-IT World Conference and Expo took over the Boston Seaport area last week, as more than 3,000 researchers, bioinformaticians, and experts converged for conversations around AI, FAIR data, informatics, edge computing, and much more. We are combing through our notebooks, gathering background, and [...]
by Michael Levy, DHIT | April 21, 2019 Why is digital health transformation failing? More to the point, why is digital transformation, in general, failing? Find out why in the first in a series of articles exploring the essential makeup of the next-gen mindset. “A problem is nothing more than [...]
Bluedoor Group Press Release | April 17, 2019 April 17, 2019– Triangle-based Bluedoor Group has announced the launch of a next-generation talent management agency aimed at accelerating digital transformation by sourcing and developing the healthcare architects and builders of the future. “The digital health industry saw unprecedented growth of 42% [...]
By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | April 19, 2019 Researchers from Evidation Health report that people living with chronic conditions who regularly use mHealth wearables to track activity are better at following medication management guidelines. A digital health tracking company is making the link between consumer-facing activity trackers and clinical [...]
