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How Mass General Brigham used remote monitoring to lower patients' blood pressure
Remote monitoring helped control the blood pressure of hypertension patients from Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham, according to a study in the Journal of the American Heart Association. -
AI-powered precision medicine company raises $19M
Perspectum, a precision medicine company specializing in medical imaging, received $19 million in the second close of its series C financing round. -
UCSF names 2 digital health companies innovation award winners
The UCSF Rosenman Institute, the innovation arm of San Francisco-based UCSF Health, named Welfie and Moving Analytics as its Adapt program awardees. -
Medtronic joins in $25M funding round for home monitoring company
Medical device giant Medtronic joined in a $25 million financing round for Fire1, a remote monitoring company focusing on heart failure. -
Strep-detecting app, AI to assess surgeons: How Johns Hopkins helps clinicians launch digital health startups
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures helps clinicians from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine bring their digital health ideas to market, Technical.ly reported. -
Mayo, Kaiser, UPMC: Where hospitals are spending their innovation dollars
From generative artificial intelligence projects to tech partnerships with Best Buy, here are 21 hospital and health system innovation projects Becker's reported on in the past month. -
Hospital-at-home company co-founded by former Geisinger, Mission Health exec gets $25M led by General Catalyst
Venture capital firm General Catalyst is leading a $25 million series A funding round for a home health company co-founded by the former chief innovation officer of Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger. -
'That is exactly how we treated the patient': ChatGPT update's medical expertise surprises physicians
A ChatGPT update released March 14 has been stunning physicians with its ability to deliver sound medical advice, The New York Times reported. -
Neuralink competitor launches medical device innovation platform
Biotech startup Science, a competitor with Elon Musk's Neuralink, launched Science Foundry, a platform allowing companies to use Science's tools to build medical devices, CNBC reported March 13. -
Health Catalyst to power gastroenterology-focused clinical registry
Data analytics company Health Catalyst is working with GI Quality Improvement Consortium to reduce registry data entry burden for its gastroenterology-focused clinical registry. -
Bank failure will slow innovation, health system VC executives say
Leaders of health system venture capital arms told Becker's the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank will hinder innovation and make an already risk-averse industry even more so. -
'Facts over fear:' How providers can put patients at ease with AI
Hospitals and health systems can help alleviate patients' apprehension with AI by discussing the due diligence and care exercised by their organizations in selecting AI tools and evaluating its role in patient care, hospital and health system CIOs told Becker's. -
Mayo Clinic works with AI startup focused on prior authorizations
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has started working with a company that uses artificial intelligence to improve value-based care for providers and health plans. -
4 companies Orlando Health is investing in
Orlando (Fla.) Health is a large health system, and its venture capital arm, Orlando Health Ventures, has been making some notable investments. -
Ochsner Lafayette General's $16M VC fund: 5 things to know
Ochsner Lafayette (La.) General has a venture capital arm that supports emerging companies focused on data and deep learning, patient experience, value-based care and automating back-office functions. -
March of Dimes' Innovation Fund makes first investment in virtual OB-GYN assistant
The innovation arm of March of Dimes, the nonprofit aiming to improve maternal and child health, made its first investment into Iron Health, a company that develops virtual tech assisting OB-GYNs, as part of the company's $4.5 million seed funding round. -
Toby Cosgrove joins $60M healthcare innovation venture fund
Nirvana Healthcare Ventures, a venture capital fund with $60 million in its fund to invest in healthcare innovation across the Midwest, has named former Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove, MD, as an advisor. -
Hospital ghosts? Report says Microsoft's BioGPT riddled with inaccuracies
Microsoft's BioGPT medical generative artificial intelligence tool is riddled with inaccuracies and misinformation that could be dangerous to patients, Futurism reported. -
1st all-electric life sciences development in California secures $310M
Avia Labs has secured a $310 million loan for the construction of the first all-electric life sciences development in California, connectcre.com reported March 7. -
NTx names former Dell and IBM leader CEO
Life sciences company NTx has named Jamie Coffin, PhD, a former leader at Dell and IBM, its new CEO.
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