A veteran of GE Healthcare, Joe Gasque talks about how he's growing the company's niche position in the high-paced aesthetics industry, offering services to surgeons, practitioners, medical device and injectables manufacturers.

The webinar on November 18th at 1pm ETwill address considerations around building a personalized connected care solution and how you can achieve it in a very short timeframe.

Join us on July 21st and learn how to connect patients and caregivers in a way to extend and provide the best quality of life.

The disruption to biopharma and medtech businesses caused by Covid-19, such as product launch and clinical trial delays, has underscored the need for a more digital focused strategy.

BrightInsight, a startup developing an IoT platform for medical device and biopharma companies, closed a $40 million series B funding round. The company recently struck two partnerships with AstraZeneca and CSL Behring.

Kal Patel, MD, CEO and co-founder of BrightInsight, highlighted the value of using a regulated Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure to host and manage digital health products in an interview with MedCity News.

Some courts have invalidated AI-related patents where the claims and specification of the patent lacked sufficient specificity regarding the invention.

Through its IoT Guardian solution, Zingbox provides real-time risk assessment across the health system’s network of more than 45,000 connected medical devices.

Dubbed Ping, the device is purchased by pharmaceutical and biotech companies and can be programmed for different applications depending on the user.

Los Angeles Aiva Health is developing a voice-enabled operating system that is tailored for a hospital setting

A new Accenture survey notes that although healthcare execs are investing in AI and IoT, 81 percent of them said they aren’t prepared to face the societal and liability issues that may require them to explain their AI’s decisions and actions.

Nokia made clear in an announcement that all options are on the proverbial table for the digital health business, which is part of Nokia Technologies.

Express Scripts members who used Propeller’s inhaler tracking tools had a significant improvement in adherence to their asthma controller medication, according to the pharmacy benefit manager.

Blockchain-based systems could automate many administrative tasks in healthcare and remove human error from payment processing and claim adjudication, which can improve accuracy and reduce costs.

Nfant Labs developed a connected baby bottle for use in nenonatal intensive care and is currently developing a tool to harness data generated from the device to help decide when infants should be discharged from the hospital.

The Internet of Medical Things is fascinating because its relative infancy means that many regulatory and compliance controls and practices are still in their nascent stages.

Completely eliminating vulnerabilities to ransomeware attacks like Wanna Cry is impossible. But hospitals can take some significant steps to minimize the risks. Medical device cybersecurity does not require starting from scratch, but it does require starting.

Through AI, healthcare organizations can develop a wide range of healthcare applications that take full advantage of the IoT-powered dark data at our disposal. And with that, we can unlock a new era of understanding of our health.

Among the new services Kinsa will provide through its app are real-time answers to questions users have when either they or their child is sick.

Nearly a year after its acquisition of Withings, Nokia highlighted product development news for digital health devices.

In theory, the IoT market opportunity in healthcare is unlimited, but the technology is a long way from reaching its full potential, according to panelists at the Connected Health Conference.

Emanate Wireless raised $1.5 million from angel investors and deployed its technology at two hospitals in the Cleveland Clinic network.

A Deloitte survey of U.S. healthcare consumers revealed that priorities for telemedicine and remote monitoring tend to focus on caregiving more than self care.

The Samsung Strategy and Innovation Center will team up with the Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences to apply wearable sensors and nutritional insights to “provide people with entirely new awareness into health and wellness,” the two companies said.

The co-founders have adopted a direct to consumer model but see interest from insurers, self-insured employers and clinical researchers.

Engineering researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a battery-operated injectable computer with a radio antenna that can transmit data to a device located up to 12 inches outside of the body.

The vest gathers patients’ airway clearance therapy session information, such as how many minutes the session lasted, duration of cough pauses, frequency settings and transmits it to the portal where physicians can see the data.