ai – about Digital Health

One Med-AI Won’t Fit All

A conversation with Prof. Isaac Kohane, Editor-in-Chief of NEJM AI, on his career, research and what surprises him most about AI in medicine.

Karen Hao on the AI industry’s obsession with bigger models, Europe’s regulatory response, and OpenAI’s healthcare ambitions.

In his new book, Robert Wachter argues AI is shifting from documentation tools to a core part of everyday clinical workflows.

AI, consumer medtech, and new social trends create tension in healthcare. Money backs old systems while patients grow frustrated.

Can AI really help deliver better care? I spent a day with algorithms in medical imaging and checked how they support doctors.

“If this is the final stage of AI, we’re in trouble.” — Alfonso Valencia on the risks and promise of generative models.

In the new book, Dr. Bot, Charlotte Blease, PhD, explores why doctors fail patients and how AI could provide safer, smarter care.

Welcome to two-system healthcare, where tech giants become shadow care providers, using AI and wearables to win patient loyalty.

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

With the EHDS, the Biotech Act, and the MDR review, the EU aims to modernize healthcare and ease regulatory burdens.