Digital health company Significo raised $12 million in series A financing.

Azra AI, a medtech company using artificial intelligence to predict cancer, unveiled new machine learning used to predict pancreatic cancer available to its more than 200 hospital partners.

Clinicians at New York City-based NYU Langone Health are using an artificial intelligence algorithm that can predict the chance of a discharged patient being readmitted within a month.

Here are five hospitals and health systems that launched, expanded or announced plans to launch a hospital-at-home program:

Technology giant Samsung is partnering with ambient intelligence company Care.ai to bring healthcare-grade displays to providers using the Care.ai platform. 

Yuvo Health, a tech-enabled administration company providing services to federally qualified health centers, raised $20.2 million in a series A financing round.

Upperline Health, a provider network of specialty care clinics, raised $58.35 million in new capital.

Academic health system researchers and IT leaders say electronic prescription cost estimators are an "important tool" for improving providers' medication decisions.

Four health tech companies were awarded a $1 billion remote patient monitoring contract with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Trinity Life Sciences, a life sciences commercialization company, promoted Leslie Orne from chief commercial officer to CEO.

ChatGPT scored less than 30 percent on the American Urological Association's Self Study Program for Urology, a 150-question practice exam widely used by urologists in training.

Many hospitals and health systems are opening new centers dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence in healthcare. Here are three hospitals and health systems who have announced plans to open new AI dedicated centers, as reported by Becker's since May 8:

Google has emerged as a major healthcare disruptor, and GV, a venture capital arm now independent from Google, has been extremely active in the healthcare sector since 2009.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic BioPharma Diagnostics has partnered with artificial intelligence-powered spatial biology company Nucleai to support drug development using AI.

On a recent day, Mary Conrad showed off the hospital inside her Illinois home: a touchscreen tablet, an IV pole, a box of medical supplies.

Digital life sciences company Mend raised $15 million in a series A financing round.

NYU Langone Health, based in New York City, is partnering with healthcare investment firm Deerfield Management Company to commercialize its biomedical discoveries. 

With more health systems capitalizing on generative artificial intelligence, the American Hospital Association released four tips for hospitals looking to incorporate generative AI tools into their workflows.

MedTech Innovator, an accelerator of medtech companies, named 61 startups to its four-month acceleration program.

Renton, Wash.-based Providence is rolling out a new virtual nursing program across eight hospitals after a successful pilot at a Texas facility.