Discover the newest research about AI innovations in 📱 Mobile Health.
A new pilot study suggests heart failure patients can safely adjust their own daily diuretic doses using AI-guided sensor readings, shifting the burden away from overloaded clinical teams.
A new clinical trial reveals that giving patients ChatGPT before or after their specialist visits does not reduce their anxiety or help them make better treatment decisions.
The federal government is loosening its grip on low-risk digital health tools, but developers who mismanage their marketing claims will still face regulatory crackdowns.
When vulnerable teenagers turn to artificial intelligence for mental health advice, they are not finding a cure—they are finding a mirror that tells them what they want to hear.
A massive funding injection promises to free doctors from keyboards, but the financial plumbing of the NHS could stall the rollout.
A non-invasive ear clip could replace risky brain surgeries for patients recovering from aneurysms.
The FDA just cleared its first patient-facing generative AI tool, but the algorithm is not the one writing your prescription.
A quiet regulatory truce reveals exactly how far consumer wearables can push into clinical territory without triggering a federal crackdown.
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.
A massive new funding round proves that health systems are ready to delegate daily clinical tasks to supervised AI agents.
