Smartphones and LLMs Detect Huntington’s Disease
By feeding raw smartphone eye-tracking data into off-the-shelf language models, researchers bypassed the need for custom medical AI to spot Huntington’s disease.
June 25, 2026
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FDA backs generative AI for radiology reports
Regulators are clearing the path for AI that writes its own clinical notes, shifting the technology from a simple second pair of eyes to an active administrative partner.
June 25, 2026
Disentangling Confounders from Pathology in Long-COVID Trajectory Prediction for Women: An Interpretable Large-Language-Model Approach
A new language model attempts to solve a major diagnostic bias by separating normal hormonal transitions from actual viral damage in women.
June 25, 2026
Three flagship AI models fail breast cancer diagnosis
Hiring a commercial AI to read breast cancer biopsies does not just introduce errors; it forces clinicians to choose which specific flavor of diagnostic failure they can tolerate.
June 24, 2026
AI translates cancer scans into simple bilingual reports
Automated translation of complex radiology scans can finally bypass the medical jargon barrier, but only if radiologists remain the ultimate gatekeepers.
June 23, 2026
AI extracts liver disease data from clinical text
A new study shows that off-the-shelf language models can reconstruct complex patient histories from messy clinical notes without manual human labeling.
June 23, 2026
AI spots blood clot risks better than doctors
A new clinical trial shows that while generative AI catches more blood clot risks than human doctors, its tendency to miss narrative details means it cannot fly solo.
June 23, 2026
AI matches doctors in hospital readmission reviews
An agentic AI system reviewed hospital readmissions as accurately as human doctors for a fraction of the cost, but the real revelation is how much clinicians disagree with each other.
June 22, 2026
Local AI structures prostate cancer biopsy reports
A new study shows that small, locally hosted AI models can clean up messy clinical text better than expected, without risking patient privacy.
June 21, 2026
AI cuts spine surgeon interview times by third
A new clinical pilot shows that letting an AI interview patients before they see a surgeon slashes consultation times while actually improving data quality.
June 21, 2026