The health information technology (health IT) landscape is set for significant advancements in 2025, promising to build on the foundation laid in 2024, a year marked by the vigorous integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and a surge in cybersecurity breaches. Colin Hung, the chief marketing
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines have long been considered the gold standard for non-invasive diagnostic imaging, but the extensive time required for each scan has posed significant challenges. Current MRI scans can take up to 45 minutes, causing discomfort and difficulties for patients
The potential of telehealth to broaden access to early palliative care for patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is a topic of growing interest. Despite national guidelines recommending early integration of palliative care with oncology, a significant gap remains in the
Executives at UPMC Enterprises, the innovation, commercialization, and venture capital arm of Pittsburgh-based UPMC, are gearing up to make a significant impact on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare at ViVE 2025, a health technology summit in Nashville, Tennessee. Their latest
Telehealth has emerged as a revolutionary approach in healthcare, offering numerous benefits, particularly in emergency and disaster care. By merging high-tech solutions with medical needs, telehealth promotes eco-friendly practices while enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of emergency
The recent surge in AI enthusiasm has encouraged big thinking, with LinkedIn feeds brimming with visionary AI solutions promising to rescue healthcare. Indeed, these are "exciting times," as numerous posts often conclude. However, it is time for leaders to get down to business and focus
