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A fresh $26 million injection into medical data infrastructure proves that the biggest bottleneck in digital health is no longer collecting patient data, but making sense of its chaos.
As cancer costs threaten to balloon by a third, insurers are bypassing traditional clinics to put advanced screening directly into the workplace.
A major consolidation in value-based care signals that niche health startups can no longer survive on venture capital alone in a tightening regulatory market.
The administrative war between hospitals and insurers is moving from human negotiators to competing algorithms.
A massive funding round for a smart ring signals that clinical diagnostics are permanently leaving the hospital.
The race to eliminate healthcare faxes is officially on, but technology alone cannot fix a broken insurer approval system.
The federal probe into Epic Systems signals a major shift from encouraging digital health records to policing who controls them.
Silicon Valley is betting billions that AI agents can run clinical workflows without human intervention, but the messy reality of hospital operations is pushing back.
The federal government’s new plan to rescue medical devices from regulatory limbo comes with a hidden catch that could leave many innovators behind.
When commercial software cannot keep pace with clinical reality, health systems are forced to become software developers.
