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Health systems across the U.S. are increasingly embracing venture capital as a way to test new technologies, a shift away from the traditional reliance on developing in-house intellectual property.

Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine's health-tech accelerator went from being an experiment that paired theories from startups with expertise from clinicians to getting health-tech startups awarded more than $50 million. 

The decision to switch to a new wireless provider is an important one. You need to know you can connect as easily on the job—whether that’s a hospital, clinic or another facility—as you can at home or anywhere else. You…

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Despite stories and opinions about the failed promise of artificial intelligence, the technology has the potential to revolutionize medicine — and society as a whole, New York Times technology columnist Kevin Roose wrote Aug. 24.

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