Artificial intelligence is already detecting diseases, interpreting medical tests, and answering patients' questions. Some systems perform remarkably well in clinical studies. But being able to identify an illness is not…
How technology is changing the way we understand, manage and protect our health.
Artificial intelligence is already detecting diseases, interpreting medical tests, and answering patients' questions. Some systems perform remarkably well in clinical studies. But being able to identify an illness is not…
New blood tests, artificial intelligence, and emerging treatments are bringing fresh hope to Alzheimer's research. But while scientists are making remarkable progress, a cure remains elusive. For millions of families,…
As artificial intelligence moves deeper into healthcare, technology companies are discovering that sophisticated algorithms are not enough. Understanding the human brain, interpreting medical evidence, and protecting patients require expertise that…
Artificial intelligence is learning to analyze medical records, tumor images, and genetic information to estimate how cancer may progress. But predicting probabilities is not the same as knowing an individual…
From smart glucose monitors to personalized meal planning, artificial intelligence is creating new possibilities for people living with diabetes. But how much can patients safely rely on these technologies? For…
An experimental brain-computer interface can now reconstruct sentences from brain activity without implanted electrodes. The breakthrough could eventually help people who cannot speak or move, although major obstacles remain. Imagine…
The smartphone has become our alarm clock, television, newspaper and constant companion. But what happens when the last thing we see at night is also the first thing we reach…
Your phone, smartwatch and health apps can collect remarkably personal information. As digital health grows, understanding where that data goes is becoming part of taking care of yourself. Your phone…
Millions of people are beginning to ask AI questions they once typed into Google—or asked a doctor. It can help us understand health information, but knowing where its role should…
Smartwatches can track your heart rate, sleep, exercise and more. But knowing what those numbers mean—and what they don’t—is becoming an essential digital health skill. A few years ago, a…