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MDxHealth SA (MDXH) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
NewsFeb 26, 2026

MDxHealth SA (MDXH) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

MDxHealth reported Q4 2025 revenue of $29.5 million, a 19% year‑over‑year increase, driven primarily by a 128% surge in liquid‑based test volume. Gross profit rose 20% to $18.7 million, while operating loss widened to $5.3 million and net loss expanded...

By Motley Fool – Earnings Transcripts
Endometrium-Targeted mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticles for Treating Reproductive Conditions
NewsFeb 26, 2026

Endometrium-Targeted mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticles for Treating Reproductive Conditions

Researchers have engineered ligand‑conjugated mRNA‑lipid nanoparticles that home specifically to the endometrium, delivering therapeutic mRNA directly to uterine tissue. In a murine model of endometrial injury, the targeted formulation restored embryo implantation rates to near‑normal levels. Safety profiling showed reduced...

By Nature Nanotechnology
Alta Equipment Group Inc (ALTG) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
NewsFeb 26, 2026

Alta Equipment Group Inc (ALTG) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Align Technology reported a record $1.05 billion Q4 2025 revenue, up 5.3% year‑over‑year, driven by strong clear‑aligner sales and expanding Systems & Services. Non‑GAAP operating margin improved to 26.1%, the highest since 2021, while cash balances rose to $1.09 billion. The company...

By Motley Fool – Earnings Transcripts
How a 3D-Printed Synthetic Sea Lion Pelvis Enhances Veterinary Capabilities to Counter Ongoing Beaching
NewsFeb 25, 2026

How a 3D-Printed Synthetic Sea Lion Pelvis Enhances Veterinary Capabilities to Counter Ongoing Beaching

UNLV engineers have 3D‑printed a synthetic pelvis that replicates the bone, soft tissue, and blood flow of California sea lions, using DICOM data from micro‑CT and MRI scans. The lifelike model lets veterinarians practice blood‑collection techniques without relying on carcasses,...

By Phys.org – Biotechnology
Medical Device Maker UFP Technologies Warns of Data Stolen in Cyberattack
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Medical Device Maker UFP Technologies Warns of Data Stolen in Cyberattack

UFP Technologies, a $600 million medical‑device maker, disclosed a cyberattack detected on February 14 that compromised several IT systems. The company isolated the breach, removed the threat and engaged external advisors, but confirmed that data was stolen and some functions, such as...

By BleepingComputer
EHR Strategy Becomes a Recruitment Lever for Health Systems
NewsFeb 25, 2026

EHR Strategy Becomes a Recruitment Lever for Health Systems

Chief medical information officers are reframing EHR and AI investments from pure operational upgrades to strategic tools for clinician recruitment, retention, and burnout mitigation. Leaders at Sentara Health report over 75% adoption of AI‑generated discharge summaries, citing significant time savings...

By Becker’s Hospital Review
Australia: Embedding Digital Health in Tertiary Healthcare Degrees
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Australia: Embedding Digital Health in Tertiary Healthcare Degrees

Australia has launched the Digital Health Train the Trainer Toolkit, a national resource designed to help tertiary educators embed digital health competencies into health‑related degree programmes. Developed by the Australian Digital Health Agency with the Australian Council of Senior Academic...

By OpenGov Asia
14 Health Systems Extend EHR Contracts with Altera Digital Health
NewsFeb 25, 2026

14 Health Systems Extend EHR Contracts with Altera Digital Health

Fourteen health systems have signed multiyear extensions for Altera Digital Health’s Sunrise electronic health record, reinforcing the vendor’s foothold in the acute‑care market. The renewed contracts cover institutions such as Phoenix Children’s, St. Mary’s, Grand Lake Health System and Hospital for...

By Becker’s Hospital Review
Radiopharmaceutical Targeted Toward Treatment-Resistant Cancer Put on FDA's Fast Track
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Radiopharmaceutical Targeted Toward Treatment-Resistant Cancer Put on FDA's Fast Track

Aktis Oncology announced that its investigational radiopharmaceutical AKY-1189 has earned FDA Fast Track designation. The drug targets Nectin‑4, present in 80‑90 % of urothelial cancers, and delivers the alpha‑emitter actinium‑225 directly to tumors. AKY-1189 is in a Phase 1b trial covering urothelial,...

By Radiology Business
Health Systems Save Millions by Eliminating IT Applications
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Health Systems Save Millions by Eliminating IT Applications

Health systems are realizing significant cost savings by consolidating their IT application portfolios. Emplify Health eliminated over 30 applications, cutting $3 million in direct costs and $1.3 million in soft savings, while Providence reduced its portfolio by more than a third, saving...

By Becker’s Hospital Review
Feds Extend a Telehealth Rule that Could Help Save More People From Opioid Overdoses
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Feds Extend a Telehealth Rule that Could Help Save More People From Opioid Overdoses

The DEA and HHS have extended the pandemic‑era telehealth rule that lets providers prescribe buprenorphine for opioid use disorder without an in‑person visit, now allowing up to six months of remote treatment. Effective Jan. 1, the rule also eliminates record‑keeping requirements...

By Route Fifty — Finance
Avoiding the 'Tech Talk Trap' In Healthcare, AI and Health IT Communications
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Avoiding the 'Tech Talk Trap' In Healthcare, AI and Health IT Communications

Terry Rubin, co‑founder of The Professional Communicators, will address the “Tech Talk Trap” at HIMSS 2026, highlighting how jargon, information overload, and rapid delivery can alienate healthcare audiences. He explains that experts often lose message control when they prioritize technical...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
PFO Closure After Thromboembolism Linked to Strong 20-Year Outcomes
NewsFeb 25, 2026

PFO Closure After Thromboembolism Linked to Strong 20-Year Outcomes

A new 20‑year follow‑up of 130 patients who received transcatheter patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure after a paradoxical embolism shows sustained safety and efficacy. The cohort, with a mean age of 46, experienced a recurrent stroke rate of 0.04 per...

By Cardiovascular Business
Iron Nanoparticle Eliminates Tuberculosis in Mice and May Pave the Way for New Treatments
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Iron Nanoparticle Eliminates Tuberculosis in Mice and May Pave the Way for New Treatments

Brazilian researchers have shown that an iron‑based compound, ferroin, encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles, completely eradicated Mycobacterium tuberculosis from mouse lungs after a 30‑day course. The formulation, LNP@FEP, stabilizes the drug, enhances the activity of existing antibiotics, and targets bacterial cell‑wall synthesis....

By Phys.org – Nanotechnology
Zimmer Biomet Says Its SynTuition Algorithm Enhances Diagnostic Certainty
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Zimmer Biomet Says Its SynTuition Algorithm Enhances Diagnostic Certainty

Zimmer Biomet announced that its machine‑learning tool SynTuition dramatically improves diagnostic certainty for periprosthetic joint infection (PJI). In a study of 274 real‑world cases, the algorithm matched expert diagnoses 96% of the time, outpacing a pooled physician group that achieved...

By Medical Design & Outsourcing
Soft-Robotic Glove Uses 37 Actuators to Cut Hand Swelling by up to 25%
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Soft-Robotic Glove Uses 37 Actuators to Cut Hand Swelling by up to 25%

Cornell researchers unveiled EdemaFlex, a soft‑robotic glove equipped with 37 shape‑memory‑alloy actuators that apply sequential pressure across all five fingers and the palm. In a small home‑use study of seven edema patients, a single 30‑minute session reduced hand volume by...

By Tech Xplore Robotics
FDA Shares New Warning About Johnson & Johnson Heart Pumps After 4 Injuries
NewsFeb 25, 2026

FDA Shares New Warning About Johnson & Johnson Heart Pumps After 4 Injuries

The FDA issued an early‑alert notice on February 3, 2026, highlighting a leak risk in Generation 1 purge cassettes used with Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s Impella RP heart‑pump sets. A leak can trigger a low‑pressure alarm, potentially causing biomaterial ingress, pump stoppage, and loss...

By Cardiovascular Business
Baba Emerges From Stealth with $6.5M to Launch Medicare Advocacy Platform
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Baba Emerges From Stealth with $6.5M to Launch Medicare Advocacy Platform

Baba, a patient‑advocacy startup for seniors, announced its emergence from stealth with a $6.5 million seed round led by General Catalyst. The platform blends dedicated nurses and social‑workers with an AI companion to resolve insurance denials, scheduling gaps, and other operational...

By HIT Consultant
Altius Announced the Launch of Alti™
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Altius Announced the Launch of Alti™

Altius launched Alti, an AI‑driven life‑quality companion aimed at employers and health systems. The platform claims 96% of users feel better, with stress, anxiety and depression dropping 48% and chronic‑disease risk falling 40%. For organizations, Alti reportedly lifts productivity by...

By HRTech Cube
How AI Is Transforming Dermatology Care in Austin
NewsFeb 25, 2026

How AI Is Transforming Dermatology Care in Austin

Artificial intelligence is now embedded in Austin dermatology clinics, where AI‑driven imaging tools assist physicians in diagnosing skin lesions, classifying conditions, and tracking treatment progress. Studies show deep‑learning models can match dermatologist accuracy for skin‑cancer detection, offering a secondary safety...

By Healthcare Guys
ViVE 2026: Change Management Is Key in Clinical Adoption of AI
NewsFeb 25, 2026

ViVE 2026: Change Management Is Key in Clinical Adoption of AI

At ViVE 2026, Tampa General Hospital highlighted that change management, not technology, is the primary barrier to clinical AI adoption among nurses. The hospital detailed its partnership with Microsoft to deploy an AI assistant that automatically populates custom nursing flow...

By HealthTech Magazine
Q&A: Nemours Children’s Health Expands Pediatric Care at Home
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Q&A: Nemours Children’s Health Expands Pediatric Care at Home

Nemours Children’s Health launched the Advanced Care at Home program, a virtual, technology‑enabled service that lets medically stable pediatric patients recover at home while receiving 24/7 clinical support. The model leverages Epic MyChart and a centralized command center to deliver...

By HealthTech Magazine
AI‑Engineered AAV Capsid Makes Gene Delivery Programmable
SocialFeb 25, 2026

AI‑Engineered AAV Capsid Makes Gene Delivery Programmable

One company is unlocking gene delivery to overcome the challenges that held back the promise of genetic medicine. If you want to learn more, they’ll be hosting an exclusive fireside chat at 9am Thursday, May 7th at SynBioBeta. Last year at...

By John Cumbers
Linking Glucose Control to Vascular Health: Diabetes' Next Frontier
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Linking Glucose Control to Vascular Health: Diabetes' Next Frontier

From glucose to vascular health: the future of diabetes care https://t.co/UMhK4BkOE3 #Conditions #Diabetes via @kevinmd

By Kevin Pho, MD
United Unveils Newly Partnered Soft Mist Inhaler; Mannkind Sinks
NewsFeb 25, 2026

United Unveils Newly Partnered Soft Mist Inhaler; Mannkind Sinks

United Therapeutics announced a partnership to launch a soft‑mist inhaler, targeting more efficient pulmonary drug delivery for its pipeline. The collaboration marks a strategic pivot away from traditional propellant‑based devices and positions United in the growing soft‑mist market. Investors reacted...

By BioWorld (Citeline) – Featured Feeds
Clinical AI's Future Hinges on Knowledge Integrity Over Architecture
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Clinical AI's Future Hinges on Knowledge Integrity Over Architecture

AI isn’t just exposing workflow gaps in healthcare — it’s exposing content fragmentation. The future of clinical AI may depend less on model architecture and more on knowledge integrity. More from @ElsevierConnect at #ViVE2026.👇👇 https://t.co/zbay0c1z1x

By Colin Hung
AI Expands Beyond Scribes to Entire Healthcare Practice
SocialFeb 25, 2026

AI Expands Beyond Scribes to Entire Healthcare Practice

The future isn’t just AI scribes — it’s AI across the whole practice. Front desk to billing. Hear Venky Chellappa share @charmhealth's approach at #ViVE2026 👇 https://t.co/Fu8iReWUAZ

By Colin Hung
Patientdesk AI Raises $1M Pre-Seed Backed by Y Combinator to Modernize Dental Front Desks
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Patientdesk AI Raises $1M Pre-Seed Backed by Y Combinator to Modernize Dental Front Desks

Patientdesk AI, a Y Combinator W26 startup, secured a $1 million pre‑seed round led by Y Combinator and E2VC to build an AI‑powered front‑desk system for dental practices. The platform automates the entire patient intake flow—answering calls, qualifying prospects, scheduling appointments,...

By The AI Insider
Regulatory Pressure Forces Hospitals Back to Fax
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Regulatory Pressure Forces Hospitals Back to Fax

When government requirements increase data sharing but systems aren’t connected, the fax machine fills the gap. Jess Czelusniak shares what that reality looked like at VHC Health.👇 Hear more about their experience: https://t.co/D7oXKCb2Kg @VyneMedical @VHCHealth #eFax #HITSM https://t.co/mvrhQyx04R

By Colin Hung
Oracle Health Sets New Standard for Healthcare Interoperability
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Oracle Health Sets New Standard for Healthcare Interoperability

The @OracleHealth team isn't waiting for the future of healthcare connectivity—we’re setting the standard: https://t.co/Gw7WFnvODg Through this validation program, we’re building trusted relationships with device vendors, streamlining interoperability, and opening the door for continued collaboration and innovation.

By Seema Verma
Printable Enzyme Ink Powers Next-Generation Wearable Biosensors
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Printable Enzyme Ink Powers Next-Generation Wearable Biosensors

Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have created a water‑based enzyme ink that allows screen‑printing of both anode and cathode layers of enzymatic biofuel cells in a single step. The printed lactate/oxygen biofuel cell delivered a peak power density of...

By Nanowerk
Stem Cell Therapy Boosts Frailty Walk Test Performance
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Stem Cell Therapy Boosts Frailty Walk Test Performance

A randomized trial of a stem cell therapy vs placebo for aging frailty showed durable and dose-dependent improvement in the 6-minute walk test @CellStemCell https://t.co/2jOYuIgUrY https://t.co/04mEV7OdLo

By Eric Topol
Online Communities Bridge
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Online Communities Bridge

Online Patient Communities for the E-Patient “Betwixt & Between” a New Pt & an Expert [Aug 29, 2013] @mtmdphd #ASCOConnection https://t.co/IxinXTK715 #mmsm

By Mike Thompson, MD PhD
60 Million Reasons to Pay Attention: The Investment Thesis Behind Chamber Cardio’s Series A
BlogFeb 25, 2026

60 Million Reasons to Pay Attention: The Investment Thesis Behind Chamber Cardio’s Series A

Chamber Cardio announced a $60 million Series A round in February 2026, led by Frist Cressey Ventures and backed by General Catalyst, Optum Ventures, Healthworx and other investors. The startup offers a two‑sided platform that connects payers with cardiology practices, embedding workflow‑native AI...

By Thoughts on Healthcare Markets & Tech
A Remedy for Medicine Procurement: How Brazil Is Improving Decision-Making in a $75 Billion Market Using Open Data and AI
BlogFeb 25, 2026

A Remedy for Medicine Procurement: How Brazil Is Improving Decision-Making in a $75 Billion Market Using Open Data and AI

Brazil spends roughly US$75 billion annually on medicines through its universal health system, but fragmented procurement across 5,000 municipalities creates price volatility and opaque documentation. A coalition of government agencies and civil‑society groups launched the Medicamentos Transparentes platform, which consolidates purchase...

By Open Contracting Partnership — Latest News/Blog —
FDA Clears PCR Test that Detects 11 Gastrointestinal Pathogens
NewsFeb 25, 2026

FDA Clears PCR Test that Detects 11 Gastrointestinal Pathogens

The FDA has cleared Cepheid’s Xpert GI Panel, a multiplex PCR test that identifies 11 gastrointestinal pathogens—including eight bacteria, two parasites and one virus—from a single stool sample. Results are available in just over an hour, dramatically faster than traditional culture...

By Healio
Combining EMR and Multi‑omics Sharpens Biological Age Predictions
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Combining EMR and Multi‑omics Sharpens Biological Age Predictions

Assessment of biological age integrating electronic medical records and multi-omics increases accuracy for predicting outcomes @NatureAging https://t.co/7y60SSPTQf https://t.co/u02OlWMdQz

By Eric Topol
How $50 Billion Can Help Transform Rural Healthcare
NewsFeb 25, 2026

How $50 Billion Can Help Transform Rural Healthcare

CMS has launched a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program aimed at overhauling care delivery in underserved areas. Founder Michael Dalton of Ovatient argues the initiative will only succeed if the funding fuels new value‑based, virtual‑first models that leverage telehealth and...

By Healthcare Finance News (HIMSS Media)
Brainomix Raises £18.8m for AI Stroke and Lung Tools
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Brainomix Raises £18.8m for AI Stroke and Lung Tools

Brainomix announced a £18.8 million Series C extension, adding £4.8 million to accelerate its AI‑driven imaging platforms. The capital will fund rapid US deployment of Brainomix 360 Stroke, which automates acute stroke assessment, and E‑Lung, a CT‑based tool for fibrosing lung disease. The company, already...

By Health Tech World
Beyond Vitals Spot Checks: Sibel Health and LookDeep Health Combine Wearable Monitoring with Real-Time Bedside AI
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Beyond Vitals Spot Checks: Sibel Health and LookDeep Health Combine Wearable Monitoring with Real-Time Bedside AI

Sibel Health and LookDeep Health announced a strategic partnership that merges Sibel’s FDA‑cleared ANNE® One wearable, which continuously captures clinical‑grade vitals, with LookDeep’s aimee™ bedside AI that adds real‑time visual and audio context. The combined platform targets emergency departments, general...

By HealthTech HotSpot
Engineered Nanoplatform with Dual Anti‐Inflammatory and Microbiota‐Modulating Actions for Targeted Therapy in Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Disease
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Engineered Nanoplatform with Dual Anti‐Inflammatory and Microbiota‐Modulating Actions for Targeted Therapy in Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Disease

The study introduces BG/SOD@ZIF‑zc, a multifunctional nanoplatform that encapsulates superoxide dismutase within a copper‑doped ZIF framework and coats it with bacterial ghosts for targeted delivery to the colon. The formulation retains SOD activity in the harsh gastrointestinal tract, efficiently scavenges...

By Small (Wiley)
Telehealth Privacy and Security Aren’t as Scary as You Think
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Telehealth Privacy and Security Aren’t as Scary as You Think

Telehealth’s rapid expansion has spotlighted privacy and security anxieties among clinicians, largely because these topics were never part of standard medical training. Fear‑driven HIPAA instruction and vague regulatory language amplify uncertainty, while the shift to digital platforms adds perceived technical...

By Telehealth.org News
AI Integration Speeds Knee MRI Reporting by 13.4%
SocialFeb 25, 2026

AI Integration Speeds Knee MRI Reporting by 13.4%

In overstretched radiology departments, improving diagnostic accuracy with AI is not enough. We also need measurable efficiency gains. This study from my colleagues at 3R shows the way: +13.4% reporting speed for knee MRI with full AI integration and auto-filled reports. 🚀...

By Amine Korchi, MD
Millions Are Overdue For Colon Cancer Screening
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Millions Are Overdue For Colon Cancer Screening

The death of 48‑year‑old actor James Van Der Beek underscores a surge in colorectal cancer among adults under 50, prompting the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force to lower the screening start age to 45 in 2021. A 2024 report estimates that roughly...

By Forbes – Healthcare
Illumina Constellation Becomes TruePath Genome
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Illumina Constellation Becomes TruePath Genome

Illumina has rebranded its Constellation mapped‑read system as TruePath Genome and launched it commercially at $395 per genome. The technology performs on‑flowcell tagmentation of high‑molecular‑weight DNA, using DRAGEN to infer proximity and generate haplotype blocks on NovaSeq X 10B flowcells. TruePath Genome claims...

By Omics! Omics!
Valo Health CEO: We Don’t Want Investors To Drive the Science
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Valo Health CEO: We Don’t Want Investors To Drive the Science

Valo Health is reshaping drug development by applying AI to human causal biology, aiming to raise clinical success rates from roughly 10% to 20%. The company leverages over 17 million de‑identified patient records and Mendelian randomization to pinpoint genetically validated targets....

By MedCity News
When Innovation Gets Stuck: Humanity at the Core
BlogFeb 25, 2026

When Innovation Gets Stuck: Humanity at the Core

A Parallels survey of 600+ global IT leaders found 94% fear vendor lock‑in, especially in health systems where platforms now underpin clinical, security and data functions. The study shows a shift from cost‑avoidance to protecting organisational freedom, prompting hybrid and...

By Health Tech World
Digital Health Rewired 2026 Programme Published
BlogFeb 25, 2026

Digital Health Rewired 2026 Programme Published

The Digital Health Rewired 2026 conference programme, featuring ten themed stages, has been released. More than 300 senior health‑IT leaders, including NHS CEOs, CIOs, CCIOs and CNIOs, will present sessions on digital transformation, cyber security, AI, and electronic patient records....

By Journal of mHealth
Proven Ways UKG Pro WFM Can Improve Healthcare Scheduling
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Proven Ways UKG Pro WFM Can Improve Healthcare Scheduling

UKG Pro Workforce Management (WFM) offers a structured, data‑driven approach to healthcare scheduling, tackling the sector’s chronic staffing volatility. By enabling early offers of open shifts through advanced scheduling, organizations can pre‑empt gaps, lower overtime, and align skill sets with patient...

By HRTechFeed