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Mobile Health · 216 articles
Glaucoma screening works offline on standard smartphones
A new offline AI diagnostic tool achieves perfect sensitivity in cross-site testing, proving that high-end clinical hardware is no longer the only...
Your medical records are leaving the clinic
Consumer health apps are racing to sync with your electronic health records, but they are stepping into a massive regulatory blind spot.
Danaher Buys Masimo to Rule Patient Data
Danaher’s $9.9 billion acquisition of Masimo signals a massive shift from point-in-time lab diagnostics to continuous, real-time patient monitoring.
The Cost of a Single NHS Patient Record
The UK's push for a unified health database promises massive savings but triggers a high-stakes battle over patient privacy and political control.
Why millions of teens trust chatbots over therapists
An invisible shift in youth mental health is happening under the radar of parents and clinicians alike.
Suki Launches Standalone AI Dictation for EHRs
Healthcare IT departments are tired of paying for bloated software suites just to get basic voice-to-text functionality.
Fax machines still rule clinical data sharing
Healthcare's persistent reliance on the fax machine is finally facing a coordinated digital assault, but the real battle is about network scale...
Venture Capital Bets on Open Source Medical Data
A fresh $26 million injection into medical data infrastructure proves that the biggest bottleneck in digital health is no longer collecting patient...
Patients now write their own emergency care plans
Giving patients direct control over their digital care plans shifts the power dynamic in emergency medicine, but its success hinges entirely on...
Smartphones screen children for autism using eye tracking
A new smartphone eye-tracking tool could bypass long clinic waitlists by screening children for autism at home.
Whoop Settles Blood Pressure Dispute With FDA
A quiet regulatory truce reveals exactly how consumer wearables can bypass strict medical device oversight.
Smartphones detect cognitive decline faster than clinics
Moving dementia testing from annual clinic visits to daily smartphone check-ins could solve a massive bottleneck in clinical trials and early diagnosis.
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