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It could be possible to identify infectious diseases using a smartphone, according to a new study.

A revised guidance aims to modernize clinical trials and ensure the safety and efficacy of novel treatments.

At HIMSS, two executives talk about the proposed interoperability rules and the government's role in its implementation.

eHealth Technologies’ solutions aim to help physicians access important information in medical records more quickly.

Heritable genome editing is said to be too unpredictable, unsafe and unnecessary.

New laws create new problems, and entrepreneurs and innovators rise to the challenge.

Tele-rehabilitation could be a viable option for patients who have total hip or knee replacement surgery.

Sharpless brings an extensive medical background and focus on public health to the agency.

The platform collects real-time data and could improve outcomes while reducing cost of care.

David Shulkin, M.D., has held many roles in health systems, institutions and government agencies.

The tech must be used properly, or there can be harmful consequences.

6 ways ambulatory surgery centers can win a high-stakes game of medical billing and collections.

5 ways interoperability can benefit patients, physicians and healthcare orgs.

The health and genetics data available for use could lead to more scientific breakthroughs that can improve health outcomes.

The report can show the likelihood of developing the condition that affects millions in the U.S.

Two health-tech leaders explore whether mHealth apps will improve patient care.

The goal is to create long lasting relationships between the physician and patient.

After the resignation of FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, Data Book examines agency history & welcomes Duke Law’s Arti Rai to discuss its digital health future.

The Digital DesignLab helps innovators move through the digital development pipeline.

Tech and business giants hope they can innovate solutions to healthcare’s greatest challenges.

With the new data, researchers could begin developing better treatments for a range of diseases.

The company provides telehealth services to patients with substance use disorder to improve outcomes.

Paige.AI is working with a pathology dataset to develop a comprehensive portfolio of AI products across cancer subtypes.

Fax machines might not be long for the world, but healthcare can still use them.

The partnership offers Fitbit devices to those who enroll in a diabetes prevention program through Solera Health.

We’re chairing the Population Health Analytics track at WHCC19. Here’s why it’s valuable.

Roche will be responsible helping implement CMS' interoperability strategy and MyHealthEData initiative.

In two years, Gottlieb tried to foster digital health approvals and medical device cybersecurity.

Janae Sharp speaks with co-founder Tom Burton about 3 kinds of healthcare waste and how innovation can cut them down.

The workgroup aims to open a discussion about the remaining interoperability challenges.