Healthcare startups are betting that AI can help them do more with less — including in caring for patients.

Imagine walking into your doctor’s office feeling sick – and rather than flipping through pages of your medical history or ...

At the Mount Sinai Health System we have successfully translated many algorithms from concept to testing and clinical care, in ways that have led to financial savings and improved patient outcomes.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming health care. It helps diagnose diseases, make treatment decisions, helps discover new drugs and more.

Dr. Natalie Pageler, CHIO at Stanford Medicine Children's Health, discusses some factors for artificial intelligence deployments in this complex care modality and describes how applications such as ...

The promise of personalized medicine is finally becoming a reality. Thanks to the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), we're witnessing a transformation in patient care that goes beyond ...

AI agents, which marry artificial intelligence with other programs, are making progress in health care, but the hype is still ahead of real-world results.

While the potential of AI in healthcare is undeniable, 2025 could be the year when the hype settles and applications that provide real-world, practical value will stand out.

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Now, California lawmakers are looking for ways to limit health care provider shortages and burnout, while also keeping the budget balanced. Some see potential solutions in artificial intelligence.

Guest column: AI is already at use in healthcare and it has the potential to do much more. But misguided regulations will hurt that potential. Here's how.

Key takeaways: AI can be applied in clinical, administrative and research settings in health care. Surgeons must remain the decision makers in patient care and only use AI to assist.