By Jessica Kim Cohen, Becker's Hospital Review | November 21, 2018 Health system executives expect artificial intelligence tools for precision medicine to have a significant effect on their organizations in the next five years, according to a report from the Center for Connected Medicine, an executive briefing center operated by [...]
By Kevin Truong, MedCity News | September 19, 2018 The new service adds health coaching and virtual care on top of the company's existing enterprise wellness offerings. In an effort to shore up its business with enterprise customers, San Francisco-based Fitbit has launched Fitbit Care, a new service that wraps [...]
By Yuval Noah Harari, Wired | August 12, 2018 "As the pace of change increases, the very meaning of being human is likely to mutate and physical and cognitive structures will melt" Forget programming - the best skill to teach children is reinvention. In this exclusive extract from his new [...]
By Bertalan Meskó, The Medical Futurist | August 7, 2018 Nutrigenomics emerged lately in food science and dieting similarly to blockchain: it shows the way into the future, but sometimes seems to be hijacked by companies yearning for attention but not having the proper science to back up their products. [...]
By Erin Dietsche, MedCity News | August 6, 2018 The new report from the National Institute of Standards and Technology outlines how organizations can use open-source and commercially available tools to keep patient information safe on mobile devices. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a new report [...]
By Bill Siwicki, Healthcare IT News | July 30, 2018 Hospitals, consultants and tech vendors explain what’s happening now and where biometrics are headed. Biometrics technologies such as fingerprint scanners, palm vein readers, facial recognition tech, iris scanners and others, have long held promise to tighten up identification of patients [...]
