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    AI-powered virtual primary care company Curai Health has been added to Amazon Clinic's virtual healthcare marketplace, allowing patients to go through a message-based platform to reach clinicians. 
  • Health systems turn to Google to optimize operations

    Google is continuing to expand its use of artificial intelligence technologies in healthcare, and hospitals and health systems have already begun piloting the tech giant's new offerings that focus on eliminating administrative burdens and personalizing the patient experience. 
  • 4 Apple healthcare job openings

    Apple continues to aggressively hire for healthcare jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. 
  • Amazon Clinic CMO 'surprised' by high consumer demand

    Amazon Clinic launched nationally earlier this year, partially motivated by high consumer demand, according to Forbes.
  • Microsoft says medical AI will be built with governance principles

    Satya Nadella, CEO and chair of Microsoft, said its AI technology for healthcare will be developed with "governance and oversight" principles that will ensure "fairness and transparency," The Cap Times reported Aug. 23. 
  • The hospital backgrounds of 3 Google Health execs

    Three out of five Google Health executives served in hospitals before joining the tech giant's healthcare arm.
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    UnitedHealth Group's Optum and its subsidiaries reportedly have been laying off employees, including registered nursing positions at nearly 150 of its urgent care facilities.
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    As Microsoft further integrates its artificial intelligence tools within Epic, it is also broadening its reach with large health systems across the country.
  • Amazon tiers healthcare prices

    Amazon's most recent healthcare initiative is focused on price transparency and tiers pricing for healthcare services based on convenience and quality, according to Forbes.
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    Johnson & Johnson completed a share exchange offer to keep a stake of 9.5 percent of its newly separated consumer health unit, Kenvue, according to an Aug. 21 report from The Philadelphia Business Journal.
  • Oracle joins CancerX initiative

    Oracle has joined CancerX, a digital health project that is part of the Biden administration's "cancer moonshot" initiative aimed at reducing deaths due to cancer. 
  • 3 Google healthcare job openings

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    Numerous hospitals, health systems and health tech companies have faced lawsuits during the summer, most pertaining to cybersecurity issues.
  • IBM to analyze complex medical records with Microsoft

    IBM will use Microsoft's cloud to create a tool that helps analyze complex medical records.
  • Disruptors like Amazon, CVS driving up provider salaries

    Healthcare disruptors such as Amazon and CVS are driving up demand — and salaries — for physicians and advanced practitioners, according to executive search firm AMN Healthcare.
  • 30% of Americans received care at retail clinic in 2022

    As more tech disruptors, such as Amazon and CVS, look to scoop up retail clinics; a report from AMN Healthcare found that 79.6 million American adults, or 30.3 percent of the population, had received care at a retail clinic in 2022.
  • CVS to cut jobs at Aetna

    CVS is laying off some employees at Aetna, with many of the layoffs hitting those in corporate positions, The Hartford Courant reported Aug. 15.
  • Amazon online pharmacy to show insulin costs upfront

    Amazon Pharmacy is offering automatic coupons on more than 15 insulin and diabetes care brands.
  • The next vital sign the Apple Watch will reportedly track

    The new Apple Watch X, set to be released in 2024, will come equipped with blood pressure tracking technology, Bloomberg reported Aug. 13.

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