medical technology
UCLA pioneers less invasive lung cancer surgery technique
UCLA Health pioneers a less invasive lung cancer surgery technique, performing its first single-port robotic lobectomy to reduce pain and ease recovery.
New Medical Codes Take Effect January 1
New medical codes take effect January 1, including updates to maternity care and speech therapy codes, one of many medical code changes.
AI Genome Analysis Finds Key Medical Data But Lacks Standards
An AI genome analysis in 30 minutes replicates key findings but lacks standards for incomplete data. Explore the gaps in medical technology…
Hospitals adopt artificial intelligence robots
Hospitals adopt artificial intelligence robots to streamline workflows and reduce paperwork with ai.
Microneedle patch detects kidney disease early
Microneedle patch detects kidney disease early with a painless skin patch capturing biomarkers for early diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease.
Prosthetic Skin Detects Heat and Pressure
Prosthetic skin technology now detects heat and pressure, offering amputees tactile feedback and paving the way for clinical adoption of e‑skins.
Safer ICU blood pressure monitoring system unveiled
Discover a new wearable sensor system that monitors ICU blood pressure nearly as well as invasive lines, reducing bleeding and infection risks.
FDA adds second participant to digital health pilot
The FDA expands its digital health pilot with Cadence, testing AI-driven hypertension tools in real-world settings without premarket approval.
AMS sale to H B Fuller approved
AMS sale to H B Fuller approved for 715 million pounds, expanding medical earnings before interest.
Philips shareholder to raise stake to 22 percent
Philips shareholder to raise stake to 22% as Dutch medical tech firm signals vote of confidence in its strategy.