Imagine walking into a hospital floor in 2026 and seeing an AI assistant reviewing imaging scans, smart wearable rings relaying real-time health data, and remote
As hospitals and payers navigate rising costs, operational inefficiencies, and workforce constraints, strategic partnerships between technology firms and health systems are setting a new benchmark
In 2015, few believed virtual care could replace in-person visits. The skeptics were many, the infrastructure was shaky, and trust in digital health tools was
Imagine if you open your medicine cabinet to find that your medications are costing you a fraction of what they used to, and you didn’t
Imagine enjoying your preferred diet soda or putting a zero-calorie sweetener in your coffee, “pretending” it’s a smart swap, and then finding out these kinds
Pharmacists are the quiet leaders of the digital revolution in healthcare. But have you ever wondered how technology is changing their everyday work? On World
Many digital health tools are failing in a world where their number is constantly growing, simply because they are designed for users, and not with
Ten years ago, AI in healthcare was mostly about automation, handling paperwork, streamlining patient records, and flagging anomalies. Today, its role has evolved into something
Clinical workflows, data interoperability, and patient care are all being revolutionized by large language models (LLMs), which are becoming essential tools. These sophisticated AI algorithms,
WHO, together with global health leaders, will convene on 25 September at the Fourth High-Level Meeting (HLM4) of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) to discuss
Cristiano Ronaldo turned 40 this year, and he’s still playing professional football at a level most athletes half his age compete to reach. His longevity
For insurers who want to be proactive in a shifting landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is the new normal rather than the exception. AI is fundamentally
