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New GE HealthCare AI tool gets FDA clearance
GE HealthCare received FDA 510(k) clearance for Precision DL, an artificial intelligence and deep learning-enabled software designed to improve medical imaging capabilities. -
Profit or patients? What experts think of the size of CVS, UnitedHealth
Two of the country's largest companies, CVS Health and UnitedHealth Group both say they are positioning the U.S. for a shift away from fee-for-service healthcare and will thus save Americans money. -
ChatGPT meets its match in GI exam
After passing various U.S. medical exams, ChatGPT met its match in the American College of Gastroenterology Self-Assessment Test, researchers found. -
Apple says health data not shared with third parties without 'explicit permission'
Apple launched an ad campaign May 24 focused on its health data privacy efforts. -
CVS, Amazon shutting down their health businesses
Amazon and CVS have been trying their hand at the healthcare industry for years, but not without fail — the two healthcare disruptors recently announced that they would be shuttering some of their healthcare initiatives. -
Microsoft healthcare AI subsidiary Nuance hit with job cuts
Nuance Communications, a Microsoft subsidiary that provides artificial intelligence-powered speech-recognition services to physicians, is undergoing layoffs as it concentrates on its healthcare business, the Boston Globe reported. -
8 Amazon healthcare jobs
Amazon continues to recruit staff to fulfill its healthcare ambitions in areas like virtual care, the pharmacy and a "special" medical device project. Here are eight jobs the tech giant is hiring for now: -
Pharmacies or big-box stores? Which type of healthcare disruptor Americans prefer
The majority of Americans favor retail pharmacies over big-box stores for nonemergency medical care, a new report from health IT company Wolters Kluwer found. -
How Amazon's One Medical is broadening access to primary care
Amazon's One Medical and navigation company Rightway Partners have partnered to expand access to high-quality primary care services for employees. -
Former chief medical officer of Optum joins WelbeHealth
Michael Le, MD, former chief medical officer of Optum Home and Community, has left the company to join physician-led public benefit company WelbeHealth. -
VA, Uber Health work to close transportation gaps for veteran patients
The VHA Innovation Ecosystem and the Veteran Transportation Program have partnered with Uber Health to help transport veteran patients to and from medical appointments. -
Top 6 disruptor brands
Six healthcare disruptors scored higher than the top-ranked health system brand in this year's Humanizing Brand Experience report from marketing agency Monigle. -
Walgreens remains focused on clinical trials despite CVS exit
Walgreens is doubling down on clinical trials after competitor CVS Health said it would be exiting that market by the end of 2024, Yahoo Finance reported. -
How Amazon Web Services is optimizing patient insights
Amazon Web Services is partnering with Datavant to help healthcare customers manage and optimize clinical and patient insights. -
Microsoft's Azure OpenAI can collect, analyze healthcare data
Microsoft's Azure OpenAI platform is being used to collect and analyze healthcare data. -
5 recent healthcare moves from Amazon
Retail and tech giant Amazon has been expanding into healthcare. -
Apple's new $3K headset could be used by surgeons
Apple's soon-to-be-released mixed-reality headset could be used to help surgeons do procedures, The Wall Street Journal reported. -
Hy-Vee launches $99 subscription health service across 280 stores, 8 states
Grocery chain Hy-Vee has launched a $99-per-year subscription health-and-wellness service that gives members access to health screenings and dietitian visits. -
What's the best hospital? Bing AI's answer
Like Google's Bard artificial intelligence chatbot, Microsoft's Bing AI chat tool also says Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is the nation's best hospital. -
How Google trains its AI-powered medical language model
Google worked with a panel of clinicians to get its medical large language model, Med-PaLM 2, to produce answers to patient questions that most aligned with theirs.
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