Steve Cashman has been named CEO and president of the Brisbane, California-based organization, effective April 14.

As more AI devices come to market, how they're regulated and approved should be re-examined, Stanford researchers say.

In a sign that AI is becoming all the more critical to healthcare, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has a new PhD concentration in AI and emerging technology.

The newly developed tool predicts the location of accessory pathways inside the heart that can cause irregular heart pulses.

As part of the effort, the provider has created the first virtual cardiometabolic clinic to manage diabetes and hypertension.

Home healthcare provider AccentCare is leveraging AI to track social determinants of health and potentially lower readmissions.

By learning how such theories develop online, health advocates can create factual information campaigns to stop falsehoods from spreading.

Mayo Clinic has established a new AI-enabled tech platform and spawned two companies to leverage the might of its Big Data inputs.

Researchers have used machine learning to predict wellbeing—not only objective physical condition but also subjective overall health—as a function of demographic, socioeconomic and geographic factors.

A zero-contact health monitor about the size and shape of an external laptop speaker—one sure to fire the imagination of many a sci-fi fan—has won de novo clearance from the FDA.