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How Doctors Can Lead the Next Era of AI-Powered Healthcare
AMA and DiMe define five key physician responsibilities for the AI era, offering a roadmap for safer, more human and accessible healthcare.
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AI Is Bringing Earlier Diabetic Foot Detection Closer to Patients
Ayati Devices raises INR 15 crore to scale AI-powered diabetic foot diagnostics, supporting earlier detection and more accessible preventive care.
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AI-Powered Clinical Trial Simulations Gain $45M Boost
QuantHealth raises $45M to expand AI-powered clinical trial simulations, supporting faster drug development and more inclusive global health research.
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Operational AI Governance: A New Priority for Health Systems
DiMe is developing practical AI governance tools to help healthcare organisations adopt, monitor and manage artificial intelligence responsibly.
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A New Era for Responsible AI Regulation in European Healthcare
Portugal becomes the first EU state to join HealthAI, advancing safer, more transparent and globally coordinated AI regulation in healthcare.
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AI-Powered Healthcare: From Genomics to Digital Diagnostics
Discover how AI, smart yoga and genomics are making healthcare more personalised, preventive and accessible.
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AI in Drug Development: Faster Science, Fairer Healthcare Access
Anthropic’s move into drug discovery could reshape AI healthcare, neglected disease research, and access to medicines.
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Robots, AI, and the Future of Cancer Relapse Prevention
Robotic drug testing helps scientists detect hidden cancer cells that survive treatment and may cause relapse.
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Skin Computer Patch AI The Wearable Technology That Could Save Lives
A skin-worn AI patch could detect health risks instantly, making remote monitoring faster, smarter, and more accessible.
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AI in Drug Development: A New Era for Liver Safety Prediction
FDA review of an AI liver safety tool could help predict drug damage earlier and make medicine development safer.
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