
FDA Clears Clarius Handheld Cardiac AI
Point-of-care cardiac assessment is moving from subjective clinical guesswork to automated, real-time quantification.
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Point-of-care cardiac assessment is moving from subjective clinical guesswork to automated, real-time quantification.

Forcing local clinical AI models to follow strict formatting rules stops software crashes but does not guarantee safe medical editing.

The UK is betting £75 million that algorithms can replace animals in drug safety trials, but the regulatory hurdles remain immense.

Hospital buyers assume all top-tier radiology AI performs the same, but new head-to-head data reveals critical trade-offs that could compromise patient care if ignored.

Automating the routine mechanics of ultrasound exams is no longer a luxury; it is becoming a survival strategy for short-staffed clinics.

A new multimodal AI model helps solve the agonizing clinical dilemma of whether breast cancer survivors should endure five extra years of hormone therapy.

A Senate vote keeping an AI-driven Medicare pilot alive reveals a dangerous shift toward automated care denials.

Clinical calculators dictate life-or-death medical decisions every day, but doctors have had no objective way to know which algorithms are actually safe to trust.

A new benchmark reveals that today’s best artificial intelligence models only look safe in the clinic because they constantly cry wolf.

Pharmaceutical giants are realizing that selling a weight-loss drug is only half the battle.