The current tension in healthcare tech isn’t just about software; it’s a collision of two incompatible philosophies. On one side stands the EMR companies with their own boundaries. These are

“I don’t want to get political … ” Alan Minsk, an attorney, was forced to say several times during a panel discussion on the Food and Drug Administration’s use of

Epic‘s high-profile lawsuit over the alleged misuse of patient data just scored its first major concession.  Last Friday, GuardDog Telehealth — one of the defendants accused of exploiting interoperability networks

Real-world evidence (RWE) has become a crucial driver of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in recent years. In fact, RWE is now included in 70 percent of new drug and

Isaac Health, a virtual memory clinic, unveiled a new eight-week virtual group series on Wednesday to reduce the risk of dementia. The New York City-based startup works with healthcare organizations

On a sweltering 95-plus-degree afternoon in Austin at the annual SXSW Festival, Mark Cuban, co-founder of Cost Plus Drugs, and Linda Yaccarino, CEO of eMed Population Health, briefly turned the

Last week at the HIMSS conference in Las Vegas, Epic announced its new “agent factory” — a drag-and-drop platform which lets health systems build and deploy their own AI agents

When safety concerns emerged for an FDA-regulated product, the suspected problem could be reported to one of seven online databases. The agency is now consolidating this reporting into a single

By 2034, ~20% of the U.S. population is expected to be over the age of 65, with more seniors than children for the first time in history and an old-age

Cancer treatment is evolving with a growing number of therapies designed to address specific targets expressed by tumors or genetic drivers of the disease. But for this precision medicine approach