A Cleveland-based University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital employee emailed a message to a group of patients, inadvertently allowing the recipients to see each other's email addresses, according to a news release emailed to Becker's Hospital Review.

Amazon is designing wireless earbuds, similar to its rival Apple's AirPods, that feature built-in access to voice assistant Alexa, Bloomberg reports.

Google canceled the artificial intelligence global advisory council it announced March 26 due to controversy among its board members, Vox reports.

Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health is changing what services it offers at two hospitals in Greene County, Tenn., according to NBC affiliate WCYB.

PwC has created a blockchain tool to validate job candidates’ credentials and speed up the vetting and hiring process, according to the Wall Street Journal.

One of Google’s top artificial intelligence employees, Ian Goodfellow, left the company to join Apple, according to CNBC.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office released two applications from Apple April 4 that indicate the tech giant might be working on a device that can smell the environment, according to CNET.

Standardizing patients' last names and address information in EHRs can lead to more effective matching of an individual's health records, according to a paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.

After reporting a dip in net earnings for the first quarter, Walgreens plans to invest $300 million in digital health to make up for the losses, according to Digital Commerce 360.

The Trump administration is forcing Chinese firm iCarbonX to divest its majority stake in U.S.-owned health startup PatientsLikeMe, CNBC reports.