The insurance giant alleged that 62% of claims involving the highest-paying ED codes didn't match medical records, according to documents filed Wednesday.

Road injuries, falls and urinary diseases accounted for the highest percentage of that total, according to new figures published in PLOS One.

Kaiser maintains it has done nothing wrong and said it plans to "strongly" defend against lawsuits alleging otherwise.

New research shows horizontal gene transfer is predictable in bacteria by machine learning, a development that could lead to better weapons in the war against E. coli and other bacterial assailants that collaborate to conquer pharmacologic first responders.  

More than 40% surveyed said the cash card played an important role in their decision, experts explained in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Could AI help produce a unifying concept of human disease—one that might help prevent, mitigate or cure everything from birth defects and rare cancers to immune disorders and neurological defects?

Providers have previously deployed such analytics tools in public health programs, but their use has been scarce in imaging, Johns Hopkins experts wrote in JACR. 

A handful of healthcare companies have made it onto Newsweek’s “Most Loved Workplaces” list. 

Famed billionaire Mark Cuban is entering the world of pharmacy benefit management. 

U.S. healthcare may be high on China’s wish list of Western spheres of activity to infiltrate ever more deeply with artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies.