By Leontina Postelnicu, Healthcare IT News | March 8, 2019 Digital health has often been seen as the future of healthcare, but a recent Rock Health report revealed that women only make up 10.2 percent of digital health CEOs, posing questions about where women fit into this new evolution of [...]
By Dayna Evans, MIT Technology Review| February 18, 2019 Women’s health care is often treated as all about reproduction. Some “femtech” startups are exploring the innovations that get overlooked as a result. On an unremarkable side street in Oakland, California, a few blocks down from an animal dermatologist and just [...]
By Dave Fornell, Imaging Technology News | March 5, 2019 Healthcare today is largely woven together with electronic medical record (EMR) systems, which has led to the rapid attendance growth in the past decade at the annual Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) meeting, now the world's largest health informatics conference with [...]
By David J. Dykeman and Eli Goldberg, Medical Design & Outsourcing | March 5, 2019 When it comes to medical device intellectual property strategy, connected medical devices are changing the game. David J. Dykeman, Greenberg Traurig Eli Goldberg, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research Connected medical devices utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), [...]
By Mike Miliard, Healthcare IT News | March 05, 2019 At the Food and Drug Administration, the physician and venture investor promoted policies focused on innovating approaches to population health, opioids, chronic disease, AI and precision medicine. Food and Drug Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb announced his resignation from the FDA [...]
By Andrew Dunn, Healthcare DIVE | March 4, 2019 Industry-leading nonprofit health systems like Ascension, Providence St. Joseph and Cedars-Sinai have launched affiliated venture capital firms with increasingly more cash to fund start-ups. But the mixture of medicine and financial investment presents the potential for ethical pitfalls. Deals involving at [...]
