The pandemic isn’t stopping hackers from targeting healthcare providers. In fact, new vulnerabilities have emerged.
We have more data available to us today than ever before. That’s why we need more powerful tools to help non-data-scientists to quickly make sense of it — and discover actionable insights that can change their world.
Volunteers are using their CPUs and their brains to crack computational puzzles.
Pharma alternatives to fecal transplants are probably coming soon. What does that mean for the stool bank system?
The next generation of blood tests will rely on protein chemistry, automation, and software.
Why are users still forced to interface with clunky digital health systems? Digital healthcare designers should adopt a new domain-specific approach.
Many people think government funding is only meant for universities and nonprofits, but there are options available to private businesses.
Virtual reality, mobile apps and other forms of new technology are changing the way we deal with mental health.
Sleep, fitness, nutrition and work-life balance tools can help you make healthy lifestyle changes.
These 15 Washington, D.C. healthcare companies are using tech to solve some of healthcare's biggest problems.
