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New Navy Platform Aims to Improve Medical Recordkeeping at Sea
NewsMar 6, 2026

New Navy Platform Aims to Improve Medical Recordkeeping at Sea

The U.S. Navy is testing the Operational Medical Care Delivery Platform (OPMed CDP), an electronic medical‑records system built to capture patient data aboard ships and sync with U.S. military health networks. Designed to function offline when satellite bandwidth is limited, the...

By GovernmentCIO Media & Research
Should Moderate FMR Should Be Treated With M-TEER? Experts Duke It Out
NewsMar 6, 2026

Should Moderate FMR Should Be Treated With M-TEER? Experts Duke It Out

At THT 2026, leading cardiologists debated whether transcatheter edge‑to‑edge repair (M‑TEER) should be used for patients with heart failure and moderate functional mitral regurgitation (FMR). Dr. Stefan Anker argued that current European guidelines and data from the RESHAPE‑HF2 trial support considering...

By TCTMD
MXene Smart Textiles Could Track Vitals, Kill Bacteria, and Harvest Solar Energy
BlogMar 6, 2026

MXene Smart Textiles Could Track Vitals, Kill Bacteria, and Harvest Solar Energy

Researchers at the University of Georgia reviewed MXene‑based smart textiles that can monitor heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature while providing antimicrobial protection and solar energy harvesting. MXenes, a two‑dimensional metal‑derived material, can be coated or printed onto fabrics, turning...

By Nanowerk
Many PE Teams Embraced Mechanical Thrombectomy Early On: PERT Registry
NewsMar 6, 2026

Many PE Teams Embraced Mechanical Thrombectomy Early On: PERT Registry

Mechanical thrombectomy use for acute pulmonary embolism rose 18% annually from 2016 to 2024, overtaking catheter‑directed thrombolysis by 2021. The shift began before landmark trials such as STORM‑PE and PEERLESS, reflecting clinician confidence despite limited randomized data. Analysis of 2,958...

By TCTMD
Robotic Surgery Removes Hard-to-Reach Caudate Lobe Tumor in a 79-Year-Old
NewsMar 6, 2026

Robotic Surgery Removes Hard-to-Reach Caudate Lobe Tumor in a 79-Year-Old

Researchers at Boston University successfully removed a caudate lobe liver metastasis from a 79‑year‑old using a surgical robot. The team combined a hanging maneuver on the Arantius ligament with indocyanine green negative staining to delineate tumor margins. Intra‑operative ultrasound guided...

By Medical Xpress
Telestroke Services Market Projected to Reach $7.2 Billion by 2033 as Stroke Rates Rise and Rural Access Gaps Widen
BlogMar 6, 2026

Telestroke Services Market Projected to Reach $7.2 Billion by 2033 as Stroke Rates Rise and Rural Access Gaps Widen

Stroke incidence in the United States is climbing, with an 8% rise overall and a 15% surge among adults under 65, while neurologist wait times exceed three months. These trends create urgent demand for telestroke platforms that connect remote specialists...

By HealthTech HotSpot
Advanced HF in Finland: Costs, Survival Diverge for Elective vs Urgent LVAD
NewsMar 6, 2026

Advanced HF in Finland: Costs, Survival Diverge for Elective vs Urgent LVAD

A Finnish observational study of 78 advanced heart‑failure patients found that 24‑month survival and costs are comparable for elective left ventricular assist device (LVAD) implantation and heart transplantation. In contrast, urgent LVAD placement after ECMO support resulted in markedly lower...

By TCTMD
Oracle Health Embedding AI to Improve Care and Increase Efficiency
NewsMar 6, 2026

Oracle Health Embedding AI to Improve Care and Increase Efficiency

Oracle Health will showcase a suite of AI‑driven solutions at HIMSS26, including its Clinical AI Agent that has been adopted by more than 300 organizations and has saved doctors over 200,000 hours of documentation time. The company is also unveiling...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
The Apple Watch Series 11 Is at Its Lowest Price Ever
NewsMar 6, 2026

The Apple Watch Series 11 Is at Its Lowest Price Ever

Apple has reduced the price of its Watch Series 11 to the lowest level since launch, making the health‑focused smartwatch more accessible. The latest iOS 26 update introduces blood‑pressure notifications and a new sleep‑score metric, enhancing its comprehensive wellness suite. Industry analysts...

By Womens Health
Q&A: Sanford Health Bets on AI, Virtual Care to Expand Rural Healthcare Access
NewsMar 6, 2026

Q&A: Sanford Health Bets on AI, Virtual Care to Expand Rural Healthcare Access

Sanford Health, the nation’s largest rural provider serving over two million patients across seven states, leveraged a $350 million donation to accelerate its virtual‑care program. The organization opened a Sioux Falls virtual‑care center that educates clinicians on digital bedside manner and hosts an...

By MobiHealthNews (HIMSS Media)
Protected: From the NHS to Denmark: Landing Your Digital Health Story
NewsMar 6, 2026

Protected: From the NHS to Denmark: Landing Your Digital Health Story

DigitalHealth.London’s latest guide walks innovators through translating a UK NHS digital health case study into a compelling story for the Danish market. It outlines key regulatory, data‑privacy, and reimbursement differences between the two systems, while highlighting partnership models that can...

By DigitalHealth.London
Longevity and Disease Insights Now in 20/20 BioLabs Blood Test
NewsMar 6, 2026

Longevity and Disease Insights Now in 20/20 BioLabs Blood Test

20/20 BioLabs has launched OneTest for Longevity, a lab‑developed blood test that combines inflammatory biomarkers, lifestyle data, and AI to deliver personalized aging and chronic disease risk insights. The platform leverages IBM's watsonx.ai and the University of South Carolina's Dietary...

By Longevity.Technology
The Future of U.S. Medicine: 10 Health Care Trends in 2026
BlogMar 6, 2026

The Future of U.S. Medicine: 10 Health Care Trends in 2026

The Doctors Company’s 2026 outlook identifies ten health‑care trends reshaping U.S. medicine, from AI‑driven clinical workflows to a $1 trillion digital‑first migration. It flags mounting malpractice costs, hospital closures and widening access gaps that could push the uninsured rate above 11 percent....

By KevinMD
Simultaneously Decoding the Transcriptome, Epigenome and 3D Genome Within a Single Cell
NewsMar 6, 2026

Simultaneously Decoding the Transcriptome, Epigenome and 3D Genome Within a Single Cell

The team led by Inkyung Jung and Yarui Diao introduced scHiCAR, a trimodal single‑cell technology that simultaneously captures transcriptome, epigenome, and 3D genome architecture. By integrating AI, the method achieves ultra‑high throughput at roughly $0.04 per cell and was used...

By Phys.org – Biotechnology
EpiciphAI: Reading Disease States From Blood’s Epigenetic Fingerprints
NewsMar 6, 2026

EpiciphAI: Reading Disease States From Blood’s Epigenetic Fingerprints

EpiciphAI, a Chinese pre‑seed biotech, is building a liquid biopsy that reads histone modifications on cell‑free chromatin to pinpoint a fragment’s tissue of origin and its disease state. Unlike most epigenetic tests that focus on DNA methylation, this platform targets...

By BioCentury
Arbital Health Sees Rapid Adoption of Actuarial AI
NewsMar 6, 2026

Arbital Health Sees Rapid Adoption of Actuarial AI

Arbital Health announced rapid market adoption of its Merlin AI actuarial assistant, launched in October 2025. Leading payers and providers such as Arkos Health and CommuniCare have integrated the platform to monitor value‑based care contracts, forecast financial impact, and identify...

By AI-TechPark
Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Care: Shaping the HHS Policy Landscape
BlogMar 6, 2026

Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Care: Shaping the HHS Policy Landscape

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has opened a public comment period on how regulation, reimbursement, and research policies can speed AI adoption in clinical care. Dr. Ido Zamberg argues that AI’s greatest value lies in improving...

By KevinMD
Cardiology Now Has More than 200 FDA-Cleared AI Algorithms
NewsMar 6, 2026

Cardiology Now Has More than 200 FDA-Cleared AI Algorithms

An updated FDA registry shows cardiology now hosts more than 200 cleared AI algorithms, including 140 directly listed under the specialty and an additional 63 imaging‑focused tools. The total number of FDA‑cleared clinical AI applications reached 1,451, with radiology still...

By Cardiovascular Business
FDA Clears AI-Enabled Cardiac MR Planning Technology From Philips
NewsMar 6, 2026

FDA Clears AI-Enabled Cardiac MR Planning Technology From Philips

Philips received FDA clearance for SmartHeart, an AI‑driven planning solution that automates cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) exam setup in under 30 seconds. The system configures 14 standard views, reduces patient breath‑holds by up to 75%, and embeds motion‑correction (Cardiac MoCo)...

By Cardiovascular Business
QT Imaging Names Renowned Breast Cancer Researcher as Medical Advisor
NewsMar 6, 2026

QT Imaging Names Renowned Breast Cancer Researcher as Medical Advisor

QT Imaging announced that Dr. Mary W. Yamashita, a leading breast imaging specialist, will serve as its medical advisor. In this capacity she will shape clinical interpretation standards, structured reporting frameworks, training architecture, and reader‑study design. Yamashita brings decades of...

By Imaging Technology News (ITN)
New York State Does the Work on Behavioral Health Interoperability
NewsMar 6, 2026

New York State Does the Work on Behavioral Health Interoperability

New York State’s Office of Mental Health launched a hybrid semantic‑interoperability framework that leverages HL7 FHIR, SNOMED CT, ICD‑10 and the Gravity Project to unify data across 22 critical‑time‑intervention (CTI) teams. The solution reconciled six to seven disparate EMR sources, converting...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Zimmer Biomet Shares Smart Knee Data at AAOS
NewsMar 6, 2026

Zimmer Biomet Shares Smart Knee Data at AAOS

Zimmer Biomet presented claims‑based outcomes for its Persona IQ smart knee implant and MyMobility platform at the AAOS meeting. The analysis of 1,081 patients versus 4,324 controls showed a revision rate of 0.3% compared with 1% and a periprosthetic infection rate...

By MedTech Dive
AI-Enabled MRI Scanner Gives South Shore Health New Approach to Imaging
NewsMar 6, 2026

AI-Enabled MRI Scanner Gives South Shore Health New Approach to Imaging

South Shore Health has installed an AI‑enabled MRI scanner that accelerates scan times and delivers higher‑resolution images for physicians. The system leverages machine‑learning reconstruction to cut patient throughput by up to 30 percent while enhancing diagnostic confidence. CIO Dr. Sam...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Buyers Judge Healthcare AI by Friction, Not Novelty
SocialMar 6, 2026

Buyers Judge Healthcare AI by Friction, Not Novelty

Most healthcare AI founders think they’re selling innovation. They’re not. They’re being screened for friction. Implementation drag. IT burden. Workflow disruption. Hidden costs. Governance risk. That’s how buyers actually evaluate healthcare AI. We’re building around that reality inside WomenInGenAI’s AI in Healthcare space. Reply “healthcare” and I’ll send the link.

By Tatyana Kanzaveli
Cognito Raises $105M to Bring Alzheimer’s Treatment Device to Market
NewsMar 6, 2026

Cognito Raises $105M to Bring Alzheimer’s Treatment Device to Market

Cognito Therapeutics secured $105 million in Series C financing to advance its Spectris device, a non‑invasive light and sound system targeting Alzheimer’s disease. Early trials showed modest cognitive benefits despite no amyloid reduction, prompting a larger pivotal study with about...

By MedTech Dive
Open Source in Healthcare Is An Opportunity | Out-Of-Pocket
BlogMar 6, 2026

Open Source in Healthcare Is An Opportunity | Out-Of-Pocket

The author argues that open‑source software, a proven engine of innovation, is finally ready to disrupt the heavily proprietary healthcare IT landscape. By exposing code, licenses and community governance, open source can break the pay‑wall model that dominates clinical workflows...

By Out-Of-Pocket
Optum Real, Microsoft Partner on AI for Claims and Reimbursement
NewsMar 6, 2026

Optum Real, Microsoft Partner on AI for Claims and Reimbursement

Optum Real has teamed with Microsoft to accelerate claims and reimbursement using Azure, Dragon Copilot and Microsoft Foundry. The joint solution embeds AI‑driven coverage predictions, documentation assistance and prior‑authorization support into Optum Real’s real‑time platform. Pilot data show up to...

By Healthcare Finance News (HIMSS Media)
Deal Roundup: Goldman Sachs Alts Leads $65m Sage Series C, Littlejohn & Co Invest in GDS Associates
NewsMar 6, 2026

Deal Roundup: Goldman Sachs Alts Leads $65m Sage Series C, Littlejohn & Co Invest in GDS Associates

Goldman Sachs Alternatives' growth equity arm led a $65 million Series C round for Sage, an integrated care platform serving senior living communities and skilled‑nursing facilities. The capital infusion is aimed at scaling Sage’s technology stack, expanding its geographic footprint, and accelerating...

By AltAssets
Building an AI-Driven 'ChatGPT of Human DNA'
NewsMar 6, 2026

Building an AI-Driven 'ChatGPT of Human DNA'

Mount Sinai, the ARC Innovation Center, and Nvidia have announced a joint effort to develop AI models capable of decoding the human genome. Leveraging Nvidia’s GPU platforms and large‑scale machine‑learning frameworks, the partnership will create tools that translate raw DNA...

By Healthcare Finance News (HIMSS Media)
Privacy Expectations in Consumer AI Tools: How Patient Use of ChatGPT Health and Claude Differs From HIPAA-Regulated Care
NewsMar 6, 2026

Privacy Expectations in Consumer AI Tools: How Patient Use of ChatGPT Health and Claude Differs From HIPAA-Regulated Care

OpenAI and Anthropic are rolling out both enterprise‑grade AI suites for hospitals and consumer‑focused health assistants like ChatGPT Health and Claude Pro. Enterprise tools operate under HIPAA, allowing covered entities to negotiate Business Associate Agreements that impose strict data safeguards....

By MedCity News
Pilots to Production: Taiwan’s Practical AI for Systems Under Strain
NewsMar 6, 2026

Pilots to Production: Taiwan’s Practical AI for Systems Under Strain

U.S. hospitals are grappling with staffing shortages, rising patient volumes, and a proliferation of AI pilots that never scale. At HIMSS 2026, Taiwan’s Excellence Pavilion showcased a suite of deployment‑ready, interoperable AI solutions designed to integrate instantly into clinical workflows....

By HealthTech Magazines – AI in Healthcare
The Advent of Vibe Coding in Healthcare: Orchestrating the Future of Medical Software Development
NewsMar 6, 2026

The Advent of Vibe Coding in Healthcare: Orchestrating the Future of Medical Software Development

Vibe coding, introduced by Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, replaces traditional syntax‑heavy programming with natural‑language driven AI agents that can generate, debug, and deploy healthcare applications. The approach empowers clinicians to act as developers, dramatically lowering the cost and time...

By healthcare.digital
Upping the Profiling of Chemical Exposures in the Omics Sciences
NewsMar 6, 2026

Upping the Profiling of Chemical Exposures in the Omics Sciences

Panome Bio, a multi‑omics contract research organization, unveiled an exposomics service platform that pairs untargeted Discovery Exposomics with targeted quantification of priority chemicals. The Discovery workflow leverages the MassID™ engine and a 32,000‑compound database to profile environmental exposures without prior...

By GEN (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
TriZetto Confirms 3.4M People’s Health and Personal Data Was Stolen During Breach
NewsMar 6, 2026

TriZetto Confirms 3.4M People’s Health and Personal Data Was Stolen During Breach

TriZetto, a Cognizant‑owned health‑tech platform, confirmed that a cyberattack exposed personal and medical information for more than 3.4 million individuals. The breach went undetected for almost a year, with hackers accessing insurance eligibility reports from November 2024 until the company discovered the...

By TechCrunch – Biotech & Health
Elation Health Launches AI Fast Lane to Automate Primary Care Billing Workflows
NewsMar 6, 2026

Elation Health Launches AI Fast Lane to Automate Primary Care Billing Workflows

Elation Health has introduced an AI‑driven billing engine that creates a touchless fast lane for primary‑care claims. The system pulls context from the Elation EHR—pre‑visit data, AI‑drafted notes, problem lists and medications—to suggest complete diagnosis, procedure and drug codes before...

By HIT Consultant
Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate Announces Latest Cohort of 18 Digital Health Companies
NewsMar 6, 2026

Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate Announces Latest Cohort of 18 Digital Health Companies

Mayo Clinic Platform Accelerate has announced a new 30‑week cohort of 18 digital‑health startups from across the globe. Participants will receive mentorship from Mayo clinicians and, crucially, access to millions of de‑identified longitudinal clinical records to train and validate AI models....

By HIT Consultant
Epic Partnerships Shrink, Garden Plot Expansion Leads 2026
SocialMar 6, 2026

Epic Partnerships Shrink, Garden Plot Expansion Leads 2026

@HeyEpic's Workshop category is down to 3 vendors, as @PressGaney just got moved to Toolbox, and the rest are likely to follow. So what does it actually look like to partner with Epic in 2026? I mapped it out (from...

By Brendan Keeler
Unravelling Electronic Structure and Molecular Vibrations of Proteins in Virus Using Novel Correlated Plasmon‐Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy With Machine Learning
NewsMar 6, 2026

Unravelling Electronic Structure and Molecular Vibrations of Proteins in Virus Using Novel Correlated Plasmon‐Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy With Machine Learning

A novel correlated plasmon‑enhanced Raman spectroscopy (CP‑ERS) platform, built on highly oriented single‑crystalline gold quantum‑dot chips, enables direct, non‑destructive probing of electronic structure and molecular vibrations in dengue virus proteins. The technique reveals previously unseen quasielastic and inelastic Raman scatterings...

By Small (Wiley)
Lancet Study Validates Digital Stethoscopes for Primary Care
SocialMar 6, 2026

Lancet Study Validates Digital Stethoscopes for Primary Care

In early 2026, The Lancet published the TRICORDER study, a pragmatic, real-world evaluation involving 205 primary care practices and about 1.5 million patients, proving that digital stethoscopes have a place in care. For clinicians seeking practice-ready digital transformation, this device could...

By Bertalan Meskó, PhD
AI Predicts and Optimizes Your Sleep in Real Time
SocialMar 6, 2026

AI Predicts and Optimizes Your Sleep in Real Time

We're building a sleep agent that predicts your night before it happens. Then optimizes it while you sleep. This is what AI in health actually looks like. https://t.co/QJg82FpvH4

By Matteo Franceschetti
Radiology Experts Develop Practical Framework for Evaluating AI Models Before Purchasing
NewsMar 6, 2026

Radiology Experts Develop Practical Framework for Evaluating AI Models Before Purchasing

Stanford and Rad Partners introduced a practical framework for pre‑deployment evaluation of radiology AI models. The method assigns weighted scores to attributes such as task tediousness, miss likelihood, and clinical impact, and was applied to 13 vendor models across nearly...

By Radiology Business
Partnering Beats In‑House Development for Medication Management
SocialMar 6, 2026

Partnering Beats In‑House Development for Medication Management

More EHR vendors are realizing: Medication management isn’t a side feature—it’s a specialty. Why partnering can unlock more innovation than building it all in-house: https://t.co/SfXzUvDcRb @DrFirst #medicationmanagement #HITSM

By Colin Hung
AWS Introduces AI‑Powered Amazon Connect Health for Admin Automation
SocialMar 6, 2026

AWS Introduces AI‑Powered Amazon Connect Health for Admin Automation

AWS launches Amazon Connect Health: to automate administrative tasks like scheduling and documentation with AI... https://t.co/DDCqpspUyd

By Daniel Kraft, MD
Magnetic Nanoparticles Could Make Doxorubicin Delivery More Precise
NewsMar 6, 2026

Magnetic Nanoparticles Could Make Doxorubicin Delivery More Precise

Researchers have engineered a magnetic nanocarrier (IO@MBD) that combines γ‑Fe₂O₃ nanoparticles with a melamine‑based dendrimer to deliver doxorubicin. The platform achieves roughly 17 wt% drug loading, remains dispersible in water, and releases the drug preferentially under acidic conditions typical of tumor...

By AZoNano
Healthspan Horizons: Federated AI Platform Makes Longevity Measurable
SocialMar 6, 2026

Healthspan Horizons: Federated AI Platform Makes Longevity Measurable

Healthspan Horizons just launched out of the Buck Institute's Price Lab. It's a federated, privacy-preserving research platform aimed at making healthspan measurable and actionable through AI and systems science. The Flagship White Paper is worth a read👨‍⚕️ https://t.co/OoxuurRJNE | @BuckInstitute

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Blood-Based Metabolomics May Enable Earlier Detection of Gallbladder Cancer, Study Finds
NewsMar 6, 2026

Blood-Based Metabolomics May Enable Earlier Detection of Gallbladder Cancer, Study Finds

Researchers from Tezpur University and the University of Illinois Urbana‑Champaign identified blood‑based metabolic signatures that distinguish gallbladder cancer patients—both with and without gallstones—from individuals with gallstones alone. Using untargeted metabolomics, they detected 180 to 225 altered metabolites, many linked to...

By Dark Daily
Pharma Pulse: Eli Lilly’s Employer Connect Platform and Tandem Mobi Android Integration
BlogMar 6, 2026

Pharma Pulse: Eli Lilly’s Employer Connect Platform and Tandem Mobi Android Integration

Eli Lilly has introduced Employer Connect, a new platform that partners with more than fifteen independent administrators to provide cost‑transparent access to its obesity drug Zepbound for U.S. employees. The service is designed to close the insurance coverage gap affecting roughly...

By Pharmaceutical Commerce (independent trade)
Seqster Unveils 1-Click DataLake for Clinical Trials
NewsMar 6, 2026

Seqster Unveils 1-Click DataLake for Clinical Trials

Seqster has introduced 1‑Click DataLake, a real‑world data platform that aggregates anonymized electronic health‑record information from over 150 million patients and 200,000 clinicians across the United States. The solution delivers real‑time, longitudinal patient journeys to speed trial design, feasibility assessments, and...

By Hospital Management
Frontiers Health 2026: Save the Date
NewsMar 6, 2026

Frontiers Health 2026: Save the Date

Frontiers Health 2026 will take place in Berlin on October 20‑21. The two‑day summit, now in its tenth edition, is positioned as the premier gathering for the global digital health community. Organizers highlight Berlin’s role as a strategic hub linking...

By Digital Health Global