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How tech like AI and wearables is helping physical therapists
A PT who works with NFL athletes shares her experience using various tools.
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How digital twins could change clinical trials
Digital twins can cut time and costs associated with running drug studies.
Tech
Google announces open foundation models for health
Developers can customize or build on top of these pretrained, healthcare-specific models.
Hospitals & Facilities
What can Yelp reviews reveal about healthcare organizations?
This alternative source of ratings can provide a more unfiltered view into patient dissatisfaction.
Tech
How Sanofi uses digital twins in modern clinical trials
A look at the ways the drugmaker has applied digital twin technology in its clinical studies.
Tech
Here’s what health tech experts are seeing for 2025
From alternative models of care to making sense of new data, here’s what experts are seeing for next year.
Direct Care
Why is there a psychiatrist shortage?
It’s not just psychiatrists. We also need more psychologists, counselors, therapists, and support staff.
Tech
Early neurotechnology trials have seen some success. Here are the details
How different brain stimulation devices are being tested as an alternative to the standard of care.
Tech
Are we entering a neurotechnology renaissance in healthcare?
For Alzheimer’s, chronic pain, and depression, brain stimulation may help where drugs fail.
Tech
OpenAI’s transcription tool Whisper makes up words patients have never said
The hallucination problem is especially worrisome as the tool becomes more widely used in medical centers, experts say.