The use of telemedicine has been surging since the onset of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), with millions of Americans now using this medium for connecting with their clinicians.
Healthcare systems in New York City have partnered to support vulnerable children with obesity using a telehealth weight management program.
The potential of the deep learning models to be used for screening melanoma and other dermatologic disorders is reviewed in this study.
Telehealth interventions including text messaging and remote monitoring may improve obstetric and gynecologic outcomes, according to a recent review.
Though HIPAA regulates how information about patients can be shared, the scope of the policy means that many newer channels fall outside of its purview.
As excitement grows around AI and the benefits it could have in healthcare, concerns remain about the technology’s pitfalls.
Crowdsourcing has been used in the health and medical research fields to potentially create low-cost, community-driven interventions.
23andMe, a consumer genetics company, has licensed its first drug compound to Almirall, a global pharmaceutical company.
Hospitals that launch robotic surgery programs have a broad and immediate increase in the use of robotic surgery, accompanied by a decrease in traditional laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery.
A risk prediction model consisting of 8 independent diagnostics can provide potential insight into a patient’s risk for Barrett’s esophagus before endoscopy, according to a study in published in Lancet Digital Health.
