Todd Shryock is managing editor of Medical Economics.
Cardiosense wins FDA Clearance for wearable heart monitor, CardioTag
Cardiosense's CardioTag gains FDA clearance, advancing cardiac monitoring with wearable technology for personalized, noninvasive heart health insights.
Vaping could wreck decades of progress in teen smoking rates
Study found teen vapers face high risk of smoking cigarettes, echoing 1970s trends
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: The rise of misinformation
The U.S. health care system is a mess. Here’s what needs to change.
CMS sets Medicare payment for AI-enabled ECG analysis, boosting Viz.ai’s HCM detection tool
CMS establishes a national payment for AI ECG analysis, paving the way for enhanced cardiovascular diagnostics and early patient intervention.
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: Healthy aging
RenovoRx launches post-marketing study to advance real-world use of RenovoCath Device
RenovoRx launches the PanTheR study to evaluate the RenovoCath device's long-term safety and effectiveness in treating solid tumors, advancing cancer care.
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: Even a veteran doc can be surprised
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: Equity in technology
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: The AI hype train
Edwards Lifesciences reports double-digit sales growth, raises 2025 guidance
Edwards Lifesciences reports robust Q2 growth, raises 2025 guidance, driven by strong TAVR and TMTT sales, enhancing its market leadership.
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: Primary care
MeMed unveils first fingerstick test to rapidly differentiate between bacterial and viral infections
MeMed BV Flex could revolutionize infection diagnosis, enabling rapid differentiation between bacterial and viral infections in just 15 minutes with a fingerstick test.
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: The big retail fail
FDA’s new AI tool “Elsa” faces accuracy concerns despite commissioner’s high hopes
FDA's AI tool, Elsa, faces scrutiny for producing unreliable data, raising concerns about its rapid implementation and impact on regulatory accuracy.
GE HealthCare tops FDA list for AI-enabled medical devices for fourth year in a row
GE HealthCare leads in FDA AI-enabled medical device authorizations, showcasing innovation in imaging and diagnostics to enhance patient care and streamline workflows.
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: Why the system is a mess
Can an Apple Watch improve asthma management?
Digital asthma program shows sustained benefits in landmark clinical trial
What's broken in medicine—and how to fix it: A conversation with Marschall Runge, M.D., Ph.D.
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? How to get started
Prior authorizations are a major burden for practices. How can AI and other technology help physicians in the fight?
FDA clears Takeda Devices to simplify at-home immune therapy administration of HYQVIA
Takeda introduces HyHub and HyHub Duo, innovative devices simplifying at-home administration of HYQVIA, enhancing patient experience in immune therapy.
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? The ethics issues involved
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? We are at a tipping point
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? Small and rural practices might be left behind
GenesisM breaks ground on biomanufacturing facility in Bedford, Mass.
New 154,000-square-foot Class A facility aims to address the growing demand for purpose-built life sciences manufacturing infrastructure.
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? Integration into EHRs is key
AI-powered retina tracker shows near-perfect accuracy in detecting diabetic eye disease
AI-driven retina tracker advances diabetic retinopathy detection, enabling rapid, accurate screenings and expanding access to eye care globally.
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? Provider AI might end up battling payor AI
Proximie partners with HistoSonics to boost non-invasive liver tumor treatment
Proximie and HistoSonics collaborate to enhance non-invasive liver tumor treatments, improving patient outcomes and surgical efficiency through advanced technology integration.
Low-income patients face uphill battle when fighting health insurance denials, Umass research finds
Low-income patients face more health insurance denials and are less likely to successfully challenge them compared to higher-income patients
Can AI and tech help streamline prior auths? It's up to providers