While artificial intelligence will only continue to make strides in disease detection and treatment, those counting on AI technology to completely cure life-threatening illnesses within just a few years would do well to lower their expectations, according to Jason Moore,…

A shuttle between Connecticut-based Yale New Haven Hospital's two main campuses and parking facilities could be completely driverless within just a few years, if the city's application to a state pilot program is approved, the New Haven Register reports.

The former head of corporate development at TokenSoft, a company that provides compliance for blockchain-based securities, filed an age discrimination lawsuit against the startup, according to The Block.

Blue Cross of Idaho is notifying members of a March 21 data breach that allowed an unauthorized user to gain access to the organization's online provider portal.

Advocates, protestors and legislators in Vermont are debating whether to make patients medical records available to physicians in a statewide database, according to the VTDigger.

When the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) kicked off their internal Financial Stewardship program, they began to see a big internal culture shift. But CHOP also discovered that their project tracking was extremely manual, decentralized and labor-intensive. CHOP needed a…

According to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, first-year physicians spend, on average, 43 percent of the day interacting with patients' electronic health records.

Falls Church, Va.-based Inova Health System announced that it will cease using its five proprietary MediMap genetic tests after the FDA issued a warning about their unauthorized usage, according to the Washington Business Journal.

An artificial intelligence screening system developed by scientists at Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, Mass., can identify homologous recombination deficiency, a cancer-causing genetic defect that often goes undetected, according to a press release. If integrated into widespread use, the AI…

Microsoft emailed an unknown number of users April 12 across its Outlook, MSN and Hotmail platforms alerting them of a data breach that occurred between Jan. 1 and March 28, according to Wired.