March 2020

Siemens Healthineers Introduces Teamplay Digital Health Platform ()
HHS, ONC finalize interoperability rules, mandating health record access ()
AI startup, University of Pittsburgh collaborate on new machine learning models ()
Aetna, Cigna waive costs of coronavirus testing for members ()
Free coronavirus risk assessments coming to a smartphone near you ()
Health industry groups urge more action, low-cost testing for coronavirus ()
New AI partnership aims to bring advanced monitoring solutions to Texas ()
Taking a closer look: Is AI a smart investment for hospitals? ()
Two new studies confirm replacing red meat with plant protein lowers risk of dying, heart disease ()
Net prices of drugs have jumped 60% since 2007 ()
AI specialists raise $20M to fight ongoing ‘crisis in medicine’ ()
HIMSS20 cancelled over coronavirus risks ()
HIMSS cancels annual meeting over coronavirus concerns ()
AI-powered peer review catches key findings missed by radiologists ()
Humana launches new social health initiative with Oschner ()
Could 2020 be a year without HIMSS? ()
AI startup’s newest offering designed to reduce burnout, improve patient encounters ()
$8.3B package for coronavirus approved ()
Will 2020 be a year without HIMSS? ()
AI could save the vision of newborns ()
SymphonyAI Group acquires TeraRecon ()
4 key ways augmented reality could make an impact on interventional radiology ()
FTC receives support––and pushback––for interfering in hospital merger ()
Smart bandage technology could push wound care into the future ()
Diabetes drug tainted with carcinogen ()
Amazon’s Alexa partners with First Databank for virtual drug information ()
New collaboration focused on using AI to improve the speed, accuracy of cancer care ()
AI boosts quality of breast cancer screenings when paired with human radiologists ()
Hospital CEOs peg financial challenges as top issue ()
How AI could push sleep medicine forward ()
First drug shortage reported from coronavirus ()
TeraRecon awarded 2 AI patents for medical imaging technology ()
Supreme Court will take up ACA lawsuit ()