PANXEON reads three signals to catch pancreatic cancer sooner
An AI-scored liquid biopsy from City of Hope caught stage 1 and 2 pancreatic cancer 87% of the time in…
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One AI watchdog now covers every ward in Abu Dhabi
A year after launch, the emirate's health department says its AI patient safety platform now connects 100% of hospitals and…
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Raygun AI resizes natural proteins without losing their function
Duke University's Raygun AI can shrink or enlarge natural proteins without breaking their shape, opening new options for biologic drug…
UN-backed panel says AI succeeds or fails on implementation, not technology
UN-backed scientific panel finds AI delivers real healthcare benefits but only when paired with strong clinical workflows and governance.
Mindful Care adds AI-powered blood test to match patients with antidepressants
Mindful Care partners with NeuroKaire to offer an AI-driven blood test that predicts which antidepressant will work best for each…
Stanford and Harvard launch MAST framework for tracking clinical AI progress
Stanford and Harvard researchers debut MAST v1.0, a new benchmark framework for measuring clinical AI performance across real healthcare tasks.
Schrodinger launches Bunsen AI co-scientist for physics-powered drug discovery
Schrodinger launched Bunsen, an agentic AI co-scientist combining physics-based simulation with LLMs for drug discovery.
AstraZeneca taps AI to de-risk late-stage trials and speed up filings
AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot said the company is using AI to de-risk late-stage clinical trials and accelerate regulatory submissions.
TidalSense raises $19M for AI breath test that spots COPD in 75 seconds
TidalSense raised $19 million for an AI-powered breath test that detects COPD in 75 seconds without traditional spirometry.
AI catches errors radiologists miss, then juries penalize the humans
A Brown University study finds radiologists face significantly higher jury liability when AI correctly identifies abnormalities they overlooked.