Browsing: Digital Health Technology

Airdoc Tech’s stock surged after integrating DeepSeek’s AI model, but the company’s history of losses raises questions about its long-term prospects in the competitive medical AI market.

The US Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corporation a $10-million contract to integrate its surgical C-arm systems for joint force medical facilities.

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Mikael Kågebäck, CTO of Sleep Cycle, will present on using cough data to track global health trends at the University of Cambridge’s AI event.

A new study suggests that selfies, analyzed by artificial intelligence, could potentially offer insights into a person’s health and how they might respond to medical treatments.

St. Marys, Ohio hospital enhances patient care and staff safety with new Hercules Patient Repositioners.

The White House has named Amy Gleason as the acting administrator of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), clarifying the leadership of the agency.

Researchers have developed computer threads that can be stitched into clothing to monitor whole-body data, potentially leading to advancements in healthcare and environmental protection.

Philips unveils new AI technologies for MRI, including SmartSpeed Precise with Dual-AI engines for faster scans and enhanced image quality, alongside a next-generation helium-free scanner. The company’s innovations aim to boost patient outcomes and promote environmental sustainability.

Nexalin Technology announced the addition of General Wesley K. Clark to its Military & Government Advisory Board to help advance its neurostimulation solutions in military and government sectors.