Fitbit’s finally getting smart by linking your actual medical records and fixing its lying sleep tracker.

The most profound learning experience I had in my the first 2 years of medical school was not in the lecture hall or the library, but on the 7 train from Queens to Manhattan. Just after my first ...

XCath, a medical device company advancing neuro-endovascular surgical robotics, announced today the successful completion of the world's first telerobotic stroke procedure in a clinical investigation ...

Disconnected Scheduling Are Costing Healthcare Organizations Patients — Keona Health Shows How to Fix the Gaps Chapel ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — Patient history, growth rate and bleeding are important factors to consider when evaluating ...

Can you trust AI with your medical history? I asked a doctor to weigh in ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Lab testing can help expedite a diagnosis of dacryoadenitis. A robust patient conversation and physical can help ...

Family medical history can serve as a roadmap for our health, so it’s important information to share with your primary care physician. An expert at Baylor College of Medicine explains what to know ...

A hospital and nurse practitioner are sued after discharging a patient with medication for a panic attack, without having performed crucial tests and following protocol.

Patients often wonder why they have to repeat information already in the chart. The answer reveals why AI may become essential to modern medical care.

Jade Wexler was a teenager when she first realized her experience at the doctor’s office was different from that of her peers. Sitting in her pediatrician’s waiting room, she was handed a standard ...

Your family’s medical history is one of the most important indicators of your future health and is valuable information for your doctor. Thanksgiving is National Family History day and is a great time ...