
Unlock AI Innovations at Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit in 2025
If you’ve ever wondered what the future of healthcare looks like when powered by real-time data, predictive AI, and human-centered design, Oracle Health is answering
If you’ve ever wondered what the future of healthcare looks like when powered by real-time data, predictive AI, and human-centered design, Oracle Health is answering
Brain wave technology is radically changing healthcare and human performance, offering new, unique ways of looking at and interpreting the brain’s electrical activity. A few
Most of us have downloaded a fitness app only to abandon it weeks later. Why? It’s because one-size-fits-all health advice rarely works. What motivates one
Have you ever considered that the total number of steps you take in a day could give you insights about your health? That number we
The hospitals are no longer brick and mortar, offering facilities for the equipment and the doctors. They are in 2025 more digitally woven ecosystems purpose-built
A recent study by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) has uncovered that AI tools utilized by more than half of England’s
What if the future of healthcare innovation wasn’t just about groundbreaking devices, but smarter value decisions? Japan might already have the blueprint. In 2019, Japan
Would you trust a machine to decide your diagnosis, or help your doctor do it faster and more accurately? For millions of patients across the
When platforms replace point solutions, transformation becomes possible. That’s why all eyes are on Oracle Health Summit 2025, where health system CEOs, CIOs, pharma leaders,
Is it possible for a machine ever to know just how you feel? Perhaps not at all. But as things have worked out, to a
The U.S. launches a new health tracking system, and it’s about to upend how Americans manage, share, and control their health data. In a bold
You wouldn’t have your hospital doors left wide open at night, so why are thousands of your connected healthcare devices still left at risk to