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Use of Ultra-Rapid Insulin Plus MiniMed 780G Raises Time in Range
NewsMay 28, 2026

Use of Ultra-Rapid Insulin Plus MiniMed 780G Raises Time in Range

A single‑arm trial of 211 participants with type 1 diabetes showed that pairing Eli Lilly’s ultra‑rapid insulin lispro‑aabc (Lyumjev) with Medtronic’s MiniMed 780G hybrid closed‑loop system significantly boosted time‑in‑range. Children achieved a mean TIR of 68.6% (up from 51.2%) and adults reached...

By Healio
Coming Soon: New Oura Features to Help You Stay Ahead of Your Health
NewsMay 28, 2026

Coming Soon: New Oura Features to Help You Stay Ahead of Your Health

Oura is launching the fifth‑generation Oura Ring alongside a suite of new software features that roll out in June 2026. The updates include Health Radar, which continuously monitors blood‑pressure signals and nighttime breathing, GLP‑1 Insights that sync medication data with...

By Oura – Blog
3D-Printed Lymph Nodes Could Widen Access to CAR T-Cell Therapy
NewsMay 28, 2026

3D-Printed Lymph Nodes Could Widen Access to CAR T-Cell Therapy

Researchers have shown that 3D‑printed lymph‑node scaffolds can grow CAR‑T cells more quickly and at a lower cost. The bioprinting method compresses the manufacturing timeline from several weeks to just a few days, potentially cutting expenses by up to 70...

By New Scientist – Robots
Conavi Medical Reports Fiscal Second Quarter 2026 Results and Operational Highlights
NewsMay 28, 2026

Conavi Medical Reports Fiscal Second Quarter 2026 Results and Operational Highlights

Conavi Medical Corp. secured FDA 510(k) clearance for its next‑generation Novasight™ Hybrid intravascular imaging system, integrating IVUS and OCT into a single workflow. The company also earned the 2026 MedTech Breakthrough and TAG Innovation awards, underscoring the technology’s clinical promise....

By GlobeNewswire – Earnings Releases
Expanding Mental Health Support for Children and Families Through Teleconsultation
NewsMay 28, 2026

Expanding Mental Health Support for Children and Families Through Teleconsultation

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is expanding teleconsultation programs to bolster mental‑health care for children, pregnant women, and new mothers. Its Pediatric Mental Health Care Access (PMHCA) initiative funds 54 programs across 46 states, DC, two tribes and...

By SAMHSA Blog
Agentic AI Meets Specialty Care: How an Orthopedic Practice Is Simplifying Post-Surgical Care
NewsMay 28, 2026

Agentic AI Meets Specialty Care: How an Orthopedic Practice Is Simplifying Post-Surgical Care

Michigan Orthopedic Center, an 11‑surgeon private practice in Lansing, partnered with AI vendor IntelePeer to launch a voice‑based Clinical Assessment Agent. The tool conducts post‑surgical patient interviews, captures pain, wound and medication data, and automatically generates clinical summaries for the...

By TechTarget SearchERP
Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber AI Policy Outlines Acceptable Uses, Practical Guidance, and Responsibility
NewsMay 28, 2026

Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber AI Policy Outlines Acceptable Uses, Practical Guidance, and Responsibility

Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust has published a comprehensive AI policy that defines acceptable uses, practical guidance, and accountability for all AI tools across the organisation. The policy mandates that generative AI, such as ChatGPT, cannot process...

By HTN – Health Tech Newspaper (UK)
NHS App to Be a Lifelong Companion
NewsMay 28, 2026

NHS App to Be a Lifelong Companion

The NHS App is being re‑positioned as a lifelong, personalized health companion, adding AI‑assisted triage and centralized scheduling to its core functions. Early adopters report a 25% reduction in missed appointments and associated administrative savings. The platform aims to shift...

By UKAuthority (UK)
Inside FDP - Part 5: Addressing the Objections
NewsMay 28, 2026

Inside FDP - Part 5: Addressing the Objections

The final piece in Tom Bartlett’s five‑part series tackles the objections swirling around the NHS Federated Data Platform (FDP). It explains that the controversy – from trust CEOs to MPs – is largely a misunderstanding of FDP’s purpose as an...

By ComputerWeekly – DevOps
How Bayesian Health’s Sepsis AI Tool Is Decreasing Alerts & Saving Lives
NewsMay 28, 2026

How Bayesian Health’s Sepsis AI Tool Is Decreasing Alerts & Saving Lives

Bayesian Health became the first company to obtain FDA clearance for a continuous AI‑driven sepsis monitoring system. The tool, validated across diverse hospitals, shows double the sensitivity of prior methods and cuts time to antibiotics in half when clinicians act...

By MedCity News
Trust Integration Engines Are a Very Important Part of NHS IT Infrastructure, so Why Are TIE's Not Strategically More Important...
NewsMay 27, 2026

Trust Integration Engines Are a Very Important Part of NHS IT Infrastructure, so Why Are TIE's Not Strategically More Important...

The NHS relies on Trust Integration Engines (TIEs) to stitch together dozens of best‑of‑breed clinical applications after the failed £2‑3 billion (≈$2.5 bn) NPfIT programme forced a shift to local choice. In the United States, market consolidation around Epic (42.3% of beds)...

By healthcare.digital
Tech Innovation Should Drive Affordability
NewsMay 27, 2026

Tech Innovation Should Drive Affordability

A recent HFMA "Hospital of the Future" survey shows 66% of respondents view affordability as a primary catalyst for healthcare transformation, while 66% also believe technology will reshape the industry fastest. One‑third of Americans report cutting expenses to cover medical...

By HFMA – Healthcare Financial Management Association
Researchers Seek to Develop Predictive Model for Behavioral Health
NewsMay 27, 2026

Researchers Seek to Develop Predictive Model for Behavioral Health

Providence’s Health Research Accelerator, backed by an ARPA‑H grant, is launching a two‑year effort to collect real‑world data for a predictive AI model that flags impending behavioral‑health crises. The initiative will recruit up to 25,000 patients who will share wearable,...

By Healthcare Innovation
In the EU and Beyond, a Valuable Forum for Knowledge Exchange
NewsMay 27, 2026

In the EU and Beyond, a Valuable Forum for Knowledge Exchange

The HIMSS European Health Conference & Exhibition (HIMSS26 Europe) gathered health‑IT leaders to share practical AI and interoperability lessons. HIMSS also announced a one‑day AI Executive Leadership Summit in Boston on June 24, 2026, followed by a two‑day AI in Healthcare Forum...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Brighter MRI Signals
NewsMay 27, 2026

Brighter MRI Signals

MIT bioengineers have unveiled liposomal nanoparticle reporters (LisNRs) that amplify MRI contrast by coupling a single target molecule to many gadolinium‑based agents. The probes embed gadolinium in liposomes and use engineered water channels that open or close when a specific...

By MIT News – Neuroscience
K Health and Penn Medicine Partner to Launch Enterprise-Wide Clinical AI Architecture
NewsMay 27, 2026

K Health and Penn Medicine Partner to Launch Enterprise-Wide Clinical AI Architecture

The University of Pennsylvania Health System has entered a multi‑year partnership with AI‑driven primary‑care platform K Health to embed clinical agents across its electronic health record ecosystem. The first phase launches within Penn Medicine On‑Demand, a virtual urgent‑care service, and...

By HIT Consultant
AI Needs Clean, Connected Data to Deliver Personalized Care
NewsMay 27, 2026

AI Needs Clean, Connected Data to Deliver Personalized Care

AI tools promise the personalized care patients increasingly demand, but their success hinges on clean, trustworthy health data. Juli Hysenbelli of HIMSS and ATA CEO Kyle Zebley warn that fragmented records and poor data quality limit AI’s clinical utility. They...

By Healthcare Finance News (HIMSS Media)
Tomorrow’s Medical Sensors Might Come Served with Dinner
NewsMay 27, 2026

Tomorrow’s Medical Sensors Might Come Served with Dinner

Researchers from Belgium and the Netherlands have unveiled a fully edible ingestible device that combines a wireless transmitter, microchips, a bio‑battery and multiple chemical sensors. The platform is designed to survive the harsh stomach environment while safely breaking down after...

By The Economist – Science & Technology
AI Tool Helps Remote Monitoring Clinics Explore Patient Data
NewsMay 27, 2026

AI Tool Helps Remote Monitoring Clinics Explore Patient Data

Octagos introduced Ask Atlas, an AI-powered natural‑language interface for its electrophysiology remote‑monitoring platform. The tool lets clinicians pose simple questions and retrieve answers from device transmissions, electronic health records, workflow status, and billing data within seconds. By replacing manual chart...

By Cardiovascular Business
Elemeno Health Announces Strategic Partnership with Swisslog Healthcare to Drive Efficiency in Healthcare Automation
NewsMay 27, 2026

Elemeno Health Announces Strategic Partnership with Swisslog Healthcare to Drive Efficiency in Healthcare Automation

Elemeno Health has entered a strategic partnership with Swisslog Healthcare to embed its just‑in‑time microlearning platform into Swisslog’s pharmacy automation suite, covering solutions such as PillPick, BoxPicker and Allegro. The integration will be rolled out across more than 300 North...

By Manufacturing Tomorrow
Inside Optum Health's Push to Make AI Practical for Clinicians
NewsMay 27, 2026

Inside Optum Health's Push to Make AI Practical for Clinicians

Optum Health piloted an AI‑driven chart summarization tool to cut clinicians' after‑hours record‑review time. The feature automatically condenses patient histories into a concise view, letting providers prepare faster before appointments. Early results showed smoother visit flow, reduced documentation workload, and...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Rural Healthcare Can't Wait for AI – Here's How We're Taking Action Now
NewsMay 27, 2026

Rural Healthcare Can't Wait for AI – Here's How We're Taking Action Now

Essentia Health, serving rural Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin, has equipped more than 3,000 clinicians with artificial‑intelligence tools integrated into its Epic electronic health record. By targeting five to ten high‑volume, high‑value workflows—such as automated patient‑message drafting and pre‑visit data...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Sarah Manney, MD
NewsMay 27, 2026

Sarah Manney, MD

Rural health systems are under mounting pressure to adopt artificial intelligence to alleviate staffing and resource constraints. The article urges these facilities to begin by pinpointing five to ten high‑volume, high‑value workflows where AI can deliver immediate efficiency gains. By...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
Mount Sinai Estimates $50M ROI From AI Portfolio
NewsMay 27, 2026

Mount Sinai Estimates $50M ROI From AI Portfolio

Mount Sinai Health System projects a $50 million bottom‑line impact from its AI portfolio this year, delivering more than a 3‑to‑1 return on investment. The system unified digital and AI governance, creating a “digital AI experience portfolio” that evaluates projects against...

By Becker’s Hospital Review
AI May Increase Nursing Costs, Workflow Burden: Penn Study
NewsMay 27, 2026

AI May Increase Nursing Costs, Workflow Burden: Penn Study

A University of Pennsylvania study warns that artificial‑intelligence tools, while promising reduced paperwork and better patient monitoring, can impose hidden costs on nursing staff. Researchers highlight that AI systems often require extensive training, maintenance, workflow redesign, and continuous oversight, which...

By Becker’s Hospital Review
AI Helps Clinicians Diagnose and Treat More Effectively
NewsMay 27, 2026

AI Helps Clinicians Diagnose and Treat More Effectively

Arcadia’s AI platform can mine massive healthcare data sets to spot potential misdiagnoses and detect early disease signals, according to CEO Michael Meucci. By analyzing electronic medical records, imaging, and lab results, the system flags anomalies that might otherwise be...

By Healthcare Finance News (HIMSS Media)
NHS England Updates GP IT Operating Model Requirements
NewsMay 27, 2026

NHS England Updates GP IT Operating Model Requirements

NHS England has released a revised GP IT Operating Model together with a new Integrated Care Board (ICB) practice agreement that defines how digital services will be supplied to GP practices. The agreement obliges ICBs to deliver core and mandated...

By HTN – Health Tech Newspaper (UK)
Roche Launches Liver Disease Algorithm Panel
NewsMay 27, 2026

Roche Launches Liver Disease Algorithm Panel

Roche has unveiled the first comprehensive Liver Disease Panel, a suite of certified AI algorithms designed to improve management of chronic liver disease (CLD). The panel, added to Roche’s navify marketplace, features the CE‑marked LiverPRO algorithm and the Elecsys PRO‑C3...

By pharmaphorum
TOBY Secures US FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Urine-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Test
NewsMay 27, 2026

TOBY Secures US FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Urine-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Test

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Breakthrough Device Designation to TOBY’s urine‑based test for Alzheimer’s disease, targeting adults aged 50 and older with cognitive impairment. The test analyzes volatile organic compound patterns in urine using mass spectrometry and...

By PharmaShots
Hong Kong Expands Cross-Boundary Access to Electronic Health Records Through eHealth
NewsMay 27, 2026

Hong Kong Expands Cross-Boundary Access to Electronic Health Records Through eHealth

Hong Kong has broadened its eHealth platform to let residents share electronic health records with designated mainland providers. The Cross‑boundary Health Record feature, previously limited to seniors, now serves roughly 6.3 million users, with over 32,500 residents having used the service...

By OpenGov Asia
Residual Photoreceptors Affect the Response of a Degenerate Retina to Electrical Stimulation
NewsMay 27, 2026

Residual Photoreceptors Affect the Response of a Degenerate Retina to Electrical Stimulation

A PNAS study shows that residual photoreceptors surrounding a degenerate retinal area significantly alter how inner retinal neurons respond to subretinal photovoltaic stimulation. In Long‑Evans rats with localized photoreceptor loss, dark‑adapted cells near the implant were directly activated by the...

By PNAS
Deep Learning Model Predicts Vascular Cognitive Impairment From Brain Scans
NewsMay 27, 2026

Deep Learning Model Predicts Vascular Cognitive Impairment From Brain Scans

Researchers at Capital Medical University developed a DenseNet deep‑learning model that classifies subcortical vascular cognitive impairment (SVCI) versus subcortical ischemic vascular disease (SIVD) using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI). Trained on 134 SVCI and 171 SIVD cases and adapted to an...

By News-Medical.Net
Alberta Invests $10 Million in Healthcare AI Lab
NewsMay 27, 2026

Alberta Invests $10 Million in Healthcare AI Lab

Alberta’s government is committing C$10 million (≈US$7.4 million) over the next three years to launch a Health Innovation Lab run by the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii). The lab will fund up to 12 AI‑driven health projects each year, targeting faster diagnoses,...

By Canadian Healthcare Technology
Ava Industries Wins Best EMR in Medtech Awards
NewsMay 27, 2026

Ava Industries Wins Best EMR in Medtech Awards

Ava Industries, a physician‑built Canadian electronic medical record platform, was named Best Electronic Health Record Service in the 2026 MedTech Breakthrough Awards, a competition that attracted more than 4,000 global nominations. The award highlights Ava’s rapid growth, including migration of...

By Canadian Healthcare Technology
SeamlessMD Launches Seamless Answers
NewsMay 27, 2026

SeamlessMD Launches Seamless Answers

SeamlessMD has launched Seamless Answers, a conversational AI feature that gives patients clinician‑approved answers to care questions around the clock. The tool, now generally available to all SeamlessMD clients, uses retrieval‑augmented generation to pull responses exclusively from each health system’s...

By Canadian Healthcare Technology
Hyro Partners with Five9
NewsMay 26, 2026

Hyro Partners with Five9

Hyro has partnered with Five9 to embed its healthcare‑native AI agents into Five9’s Intelligent Cloud Contact Center, enabling health systems to automate complex patient interactions such as prescription management, triage, and scheduling. The integration positions Hyro as Five9’s first accredited...

By destinationCRM (CRM Magazine)
WellSky Launches CareQueue Feature to Embed Proactive AI Triage Inside Long-Term Care EHRs
NewsMay 26, 2026

WellSky Launches CareQueue Feature to Embed Proactive AI Triage Inside Long-Term Care EHRs

WellSky has launched CareQueue, an AI‑powered triage and workflow prioritization module built directly into its Long‑Term Care EHR. The feature converts fragmented resident data into real‑time acuity scores, surfacing high‑priority clinical actions for nurses and care coordinators. Designed with a...

By HIT Consultant
Partnerships, Governance Can Help Ensure No-Code AI Adoption
NewsMay 26, 2026

Partnerships, Governance Can Help Ensure No-Code AI Adoption

Advocate Health’s SVP and chief digital and AI officer Andy Crowder urges health systems embarking on no‑code AI projects to partner with vetted vendors and institute rigorous data‑protection policies. He stresses that strong governance structures are essential to mitigate privacy...

By MobiHealthNews (HIMSS Media)
Beta Bionics to Launch Its First Insulin Patch Pump to Compete with Insulet
NewsMay 26, 2026

Beta Bionics to Launch Its First Insulin Patch Pump to Compete with Insulet

Beta Bionics announced it will debut its first insulin patch pump, called Mint, by the end of Q2 2027 pending FDA clearance. The three‑day wearable features a 200‑unit reservoir and blends reusable and disposable components, linking to the company’s adaptive dosing...

By MedTech Dive
AI Augments Advances in Medical Electronics
NewsMay 26, 2026

AI Augments Advances in Medical Electronics

Artificial intelligence is reshaping medical electronics, especially diagnostic imaging, wearables, and implantables. The market is projected to reach $11.9 billion by 2026, growing at 6.7% CAGR, while more than 600 AI‑enabled devices earned FDA clearance by mid‑2024. AI accelerates image analysis,...

By EDN
b.well Connected Health Partners with myTomorrows to Launch AI-Driven Clinical Trial Matching Stack
NewsMay 26, 2026

b.well Connected Health Partners with myTomorrows to Launch AI-Driven Clinical Trial Matching Stack

b.well Connected Health has teamed with myTomorrows to launch an AI‑driven clinical‑trial matching stack. The partnership layers myTomorrows’ pre‑screening engine onto b.well’s FHIR‑based data network, which aggregates records from roughly 2.4 million providers, 330 health plans and multiple state HIEs. By...

By HIT Consultant
AiM Medical Robotics and Siemens Healthineers to Collaborate on MRI-Guided Robotic Neurosurgery
NewsMay 26, 2026

AiM Medical Robotics and Siemens Healthineers to Collaborate on MRI-Guided Robotic Neurosurgery

AiM Medical Robotics and Siemens Healthineers have announced a collaboration to fuse AiM’s MRI‑compatible brain‑surgery robot with Siemens’ suite of MRI scanners, from high‑field 3‑tesla units to the lower‑field MAGNETOM Free.XL. The partnership centers on a software interface that synchronizes...

By The AI Insider
Turning AI Into Real Support for Skilled Nursing Teams
NewsMay 26, 2026

Turning AI Into Real Support for Skilled Nursing Teams

Artificial intelligence is transitioning from concept to daily workflow in skilled‑nursing facilities, but its impact hinges on data interoperability and seamless integration into existing clinical processes. Leaders must first resolve fragmented resident information to feed reliable predictive models, then embed...

By HIT Consultant
Exclusive: How AI Can Use Blood Biopsies to Make Precision Oncology More Accessible
NewsMay 26, 2026

Exclusive: How AI Can Use Blood Biopsies to Make Precision Oncology More Accessible

Mayo Clinic and Stanford Medicine unveiled an AI-driven liquid‑biopsy platform that reads methylation tags in blood to map tumor microenvironments (TMEs) across 17 solid cancers. The two‑stage framework—Spatial Ecotyper for tissue data and Liquid Ecotyper for plasma—discovers nine conserved spatial...

By Healthcare IT News (HIMSS Media)
'5-in-1' Seed-Sized Surgical Robot Switches Tools in Under One Second
NewsMay 26, 2026

'5-in-1' Seed-Sized Surgical Robot Switches Tools in Under One Second

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University have unveiled a 4.4 mm seed‑sized robot that can perform five distinct surgical functions—cutting, gripping, drug release, tissue sampling and localized heating—by switching tools in under one second using weak magnetic fields. The device’s soft magnetic...

By Phys.org Robotics News
A New Test Could Flag People at Risk for Anemia by Filming Their Eyeballs — No Needles Required
NewsMay 26, 2026

A New Test Could Flag People at Risk for Anemia by Filming Their Eyeballs — No Needles Required

Researchers at Sheba Medical Center have created a needle‑free test that estimates hemoglobin and red‑blood‑cell counts from 10‑second videos of the eye's white surface. Using a microscope camera, AI‑driven software cleans the footage and a model called VesselNet predicts blood...

By Live Science AI
Scientists Create Wearable Ultrasound to Continuously Monitor Babies in Womb
NewsMay 26, 2026

Scientists Create Wearable Ultrasound to Continuously Monitor Babies in Womb

Scientists at Stanford and Oxford have unveiled UPatch, a wearable ultrasound patch that can continuously image a fetus for hours, capturing real‑time blood‑flow and heart‑rate data. In a proof‑of‑concept study involving 62 pregnant participants, the device’s measurements closely matched those...

By The Guardian – Science
AMA: Healthcare 2026 Lynxter on Bringing Silicone 3D Printing Into Regulated Medical Production
NewsMay 26, 2026

AMA: Healthcare 2026 Lynxter on Bringing Silicone 3D Printing Into Regulated Medical Production

Lynxter, a French elastomeric AM specialist, has taken its silicone extrusion platform from the lab into regulated medical‑device production. The company offers two printers—the modular S600D and the dedicated S300X—both featuring a dual micro‑dosing head that mixes silicone components and...

By 3D Printing Industry – News
Northern Irish Health Tech Expands in the US After FDA Win
NewsMay 26, 2026

Northern Irish Health Tech Expands in the US After FDA Win

Neurovalens, a Belfast‑based health‑tech startup, received FDA De Novo clearance for its Modius Spero wearable that treats PTSD with low‑level electrical stimulation. The company will begin prescribing the device to U.S. veterans through the Department of Veterans Affairs in July, marking...

By UKTN – People