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Healthcare

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How Personalized A.I. Can Transform Metabolic Healthcare

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how healthcare providers approach metabolic healthcare, offering personalized solutions.
By Alexander Singh
Dr. Fore

A.I. Shows Promise of Reducing Length of Hospital Stay—a Growing Heathcare Concern

At several U.S. hospitals, A.I.-powered electronic health record (EHR) systems helped reduce the average patient's length of stay by days.
By Rachel Curry

How Technology Bridges Gaps in Maternal Healthcare

More than 3.6 million babies are born each year in the U.S.—about 10,000 births per day—yet many women are unable
By Anu Sharma
A red apple with syringes sticking out of it.

Food as Medicine Is Not a Silver Bullet

By Ashley Tyrner
A giant sculpture of a Dalmatian balancing a taxi on his nose, outside of a children's hospital in New York City.

3 Ways Healthcare Organizations Can Improve Patient Care

By Akanksha Karwar
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Forty States Still Charge Prisoners Co-Pays for Medical Care

By Grace Kamin
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U.S. Nursing Homes Are Facing a Staffing Crisis With No Easy Solutions

By Linda Carroll
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Even With Higher Fines, Most U.S. Hospitals Still Aren’t Publishing their Prices

By Linda Carroll

Brain Implant Technology Lets Paralysis Patients Move, Touch and Feel With Their Thoughts

By Sissi Cao

A New Line of Robots Can Assist Doctors in Overwhelmed Hospitals

By Andy Hirschfeld

The 20 Hottest Digital Health Startups From Flyover Country, 2021

By Arick Wierson and Beau Draghiciu
China

From Caribbean Racetracks to Coronavirus, Is a Global Economic Retreat in Store for China?

By Jonathan Russo

Forget the Coronavirus—You Are Much More Likely to Catch This Far Deadlier Disease

By Chris Roberts

Fashionable Face Masks Are in the Spotlight as Coronavirus Crisis Grows

By Andy Hirschfeld

Coronavirus ‘Arrives’ in the US. How Worried Should You Be? (Just a Little.)

By Chris Roberts
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Charter Cities Can Help the UN Meet Its Sustainable Development Goals

By Jeffrey Mason
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A Look at the Unpredictably Mind-Altering Drugs You Take Every Day

By Chris Roberts
IDx is an AI diagnostics company that peers through the eyes to get a head start on blindness and disease detection.

Flannel Is the New Black at the 2020 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

By Arick Wierson and Beau Draghiciu
A doctor looks at the results of a mammography.

Artificial Intelligence Outperforms Doctors in Breast Cancer Diagnosis

By Harmon Leon
Previously, research groups were able to analyze brain activity using electroencephalogram (EEG) tests from which they could use the data to develop predictive models.

Researchers Develop AI That Can Predict Seizures Before They Happen

By Harmon Leon

AI Scientists Need Your Contribution to World’s First ‘Poop Image Database’

By Sissi Cao
Revel Health

Revel Is Rewriting the Playbook on How Health Plans Talk to You

By Arick Wierson

The Amazon-JPMorgan-Buffett Health Venture Is Overrated, Says a Real Health Care Disruptor

By Sissi Cao
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Marijuana and Male (In)fertility: What Does Cannabis Really Do to Sperm?

By Chris Roberts
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