Is Alberta's Bill 11 a Threat to Canadian Health Care?A single piece of provincial legislation, passed in the waning days of 2025, has ignited a firestorm of debate that stretches far beyond Alberta’s borders, forcing a national conversation about the very soul of Canadian health care. Officially titled the Health Amendment Act, Bill 11 was introduced by the Alberta government as a bold step […]
With a deep background in the manufacturing of medical devices for diagnostics and treatment, Faisal Zain has a unique vantage point on the technological revolution reshaping healthcare. His work driving innovation puts him at the forefront of one…
The long and often empty highways of New Mexico too frequently lead to shuttered clinics and month-long waits for appointments, a stark reality for residents in a state grappling with a severe healthcare provider deficit. As lawmakers convene, a…
For generations, the architecture of modern medicine was constructed upon a foundation that largely excluded half the population, creating a profound knowledge debt that continues to compromise women's health outcomes today. This systemic…
The immense weight of administrative complexity has long constrained the healthcare industry,
In a world where medical qualifications can cross borders with unprecedented ease, ensuring that
The seamless and secure verification of a patient's identity has become the bedrock of modern healthcare, a challenge that biometric technologies are now addressing with unprecedented precision and scale. As the healthcare industry accelerates its digital transformation, the global market for
For a growing number of self-employed Americans and their families, the most significant monthly expense is no longer the roof over their heads but the staggering price of staying healthy. This new financial reality has transformed health insurance from a routine budget item into a financial burden
For a nation tasked with providing healthcare to over a billion people, redesigning the very
A patient's complete medical history, scattered across unconnected digital systems, represents
Fitness trackers may count your steps, but they won’t fix a healthcare system that’s ill-equipped for chronic care. While the conversation around AI in personal health often centers around wearables and calorie counters, these tools barely scratch the surface. The real opportunity is in transforming how clinicians manage chronic disease, shifting from reactive care to proactive, data-driven intervention. This article explores how personal AI can move bey…
It’s not the algorithms holding health systems back, but the data they rely on. Predictive diagnostics and automated clinical support may be crucial, but the true foundation of AI success is clean, connected, and accessible data. Without it, even the most sophisticated models deliver limited impact. That’s why forward-looking health leaders are shi…
Frontline care teams in 2026 face a paradox: they have record-level digital connectivity at their fingertips, yet persistent gaps in actionable clinical information at the bedside. To improve outcomes and make hospital-at-home and other community models safe and scalable, health systems must move interoperability beyond document exchange. They…
The intersection of AI and healthcare has accelerated sharply in 2025. Just recently, OpenEvidence, an AI platform designed for medical professionals, was prepared to announce a $200 million funding round at a $6 billion valuation. The raise follows a $210 million round just three months earlier that valued the company at $3.5 billion,…
