Tech
The smart necklace trying to track sun exposure
The device is part of a growing wearables market that seeks to tap into health and wellness trends.
Cassie McGrath joined Healthcare Brew in May 2024. She previously worked for the Boston Business Journal, MassLive, Frontline PBS, GBH, the Daily Hampshire Gazette and the Massachusetts Daily Collegian. She graduated from the Commonwealth Honors College at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2021 with a dual degree in journalism and political science and a certificate in international relations.
Hospitals & Facilities
How this Kansas City hospital prepared for the World Cup
A longstanding partnership with GE Healthcare helped Children’s Mercy prepare.
Hospitals & Facilities
Signed and Scrubbed: June 2026 hospital M&A
Community Health Systems sold off four hospitals this month.
Tech
AI 411: June 2026
Your monthly roundup of AI announcements is here.
Tech
Q&A with Abridge’s new clinician scientist
Michal Nedoszytko was practicing medicine in Europe but changed careers to work with Abridge.
Tech
Bayesian Health gets FDA clearance for sepsis monitor
Sepsis is the third leading cause of death in US hospitals.
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Tech
Halfway through 2026, health tech executives predict what’s to come
As AI continues to push into healthcare, executives reflect on 2026 thus far.
Hospitals & Facilities
New Cleveland Clinic partnership to provide international travelers medical care
Under this partnership, Global Guardian will be able to evacuate and transport patients to a Cleveland Clinic location.
Hospitals & Facilities
A day in the life of a Mayo Clinic medical ethicist
Richard Sharp, professor of biomedical ethics at Mayo Clinic, does research, mediation, and policymaking to ensure fair care.
Pharma
3D printing pills is nothing new, but its future is still wide open
Printing pills is a fast and customizable alternative to traditional manufacturing, the Aprecia Pharmaceuticals president says.