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AI won’t save healthcare alone

Medicine is shifting to an algorithm-centric model – and we’re starting to treat data, not people, says Jessica Morley of Yale.

Key conclusions from the HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition 2021 wrapped up in an article you will read in 12 minutes.

Scientists develop a mobile app to accurately measure a person’s blood hemoglobin count from a photo of the inner eyelid.

Stanford Medicine scientists hope to use data from wearables – powerful monitoring devices – to predict illness, including COVID-19.

Nurses and midwives play a key role in keeping us healthy. Not only during COVID-19 pandemic but every day! #SupportNursesAndMidwives

Researchers from the University of Toronto found that blood pressure can be measured accurately by taking a quick video selfie.

At the HIMSS & Health 2.0 European conference in Helsinki, Accenture has released new research highlighting consumer healthcare preferences.

Tracking of individuals’ biology helped define what it meant for them to be healthy and showed how changes from the norm could signal disease.

The health tech startup uses AI to uncover the causes of symptoms, reducing the cost of care and improving patient outcomes.

Portable telemedicine kiosks are to make healthcare easily accessible. Although HealthSpot has failed, now H4D wants to restore hopes in telehealth.