ArborMetrix CEO Brett Furst recently spoke with Health 2.0 at HIMSS 2014 to discuss clinical analytics and how the company can impact healthcare economics.

IBM's Watson computer is increasingly being used in heathcare, analyzing the big data created by organizations to better improve healthcare delivery.

An analysis of data mined from Twitter could be useful in locating and preventing HIV outbreaks, according to researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles.

The National Institute of Health's database of Genotypes and Phenotypes now includes the genetic data linked to medical information from the Genetic Epidemiology Research on Aging, one of the biggest, most diverse genome projects in the country.

A little bit of history about the C-suite: Before the 1980s, it was less of a suite and more of a person. The CFO role didn't really become mainstream until the mid-1980s, according to a new article by McKinsey &…

Shareable Ink, an enterprise cloud computing company, announced TeamHealth Anesthesia has selected Shareable Ink's Anesthesia Cloud and ShareMU solutions.

Yesterday I attended GE's Minds + Machines Industrial Internet Conference in Chicago. The day-long event brought together GE customers from across a variety of industries together to learn about the biggest developments in predictive analytics. What became clear to me…

The NIH announced that it will provide $24 million a year for four years to fund the development of a half-dozen Big Data to Knowledge Centers of Excellence.

Heritage Provider Network, a provider of affordable quality healthcare, announced it has awarded $500,000 to POWERDOT as part of the $3 million Heritage Health Prize competition.

Sunrise, Fla.-based Sheridan Healthcare expanded its affiliations to include three more anesthesia practices.