Digital Health

The contract with MIT Lincoln Laboratory will integrate WHOOP's wearable tech into the U.S. Navy's CREW program to monitor fatigue and readiness among naval forces.

The American Medical Association sent coordinated letters to House and Senate members raising concerns about chatbots pertaining to patient safety and public health.

The board is calling for the immediate suspension of the state's AI-enabled prescription renewal program, citing patient safety concerns and lack of clinical oversight.

Sarah Hatchett, Cleveland Clinic CIO, explains that her team is evolving to not only offer technical support, but to help address adoption challenges and secure staff buy-in for new tools.

Health information exchange networks need stronger governance as they scale, with some calling for a federally overseen credentialing model to improve oversight and trust.

The funds will be used for further product innovation and to scale the company's reach.

The Oscar-nominated actor is partnering with and investing in RapidSOS to advance how AI and real-time data can support first responders.

Japanese startup Ubie positions its LLM-based chatbot as a safer alternative after new studies found popular chatbots were correct in under 35% of cases.

Karie Ryan, chief nursing officer at Artisight, describes how the company's computer vision technology aims to improve patient safety and staff efficiency among providers, nurses and other care team members in the hospital setting.

UNSW Sydney has developed Tom and Mia to help lonely students through friend-like AI conversations, amid rising concerns over chatbot harm, dependency, and suicide-linked cases.