Withings' $500 toilet computer wants to be WebMD for your peeThe hardware sits in your toilet, analyzing what's poured forth into it. By D. Cooper, 01.03.2023
Apple has reportedly considered launching its own primary healthcare serviceIt planned to offer health monitoring as part of a subscription program. By S. Dent, 06.16.2021
MIT AI system knows when to make a medical diagnosis or defer to an expertThe human-AI hybrid is more accurate than humans or AI on their own.By C. Fisher, 08.03.2020
Stanford researchers manage to put a particle accelerator on a silicon chipTheir prototype uses infrared light, rather than microwave radiation.By C. Fisher, 01.06.2020
Ford GoRide Health shifts to autonomy and shuts down in five citiesUsers will have to find new ways to get to medical appointments.By C. Fisher, 12.03.2019
Amazon Care is a new app-based health service for its employeesIt offers "the best of both virtual an in-person care." By S. Dent, 09.25.2019
Millions of Americans' medical records are out in the open on the internetSome servers with medical data in the US aren’t even protected by a password.By I. Bonifacic, 09.17.2019
Google bans ads for unproven medical treatmentsThe new policy prohibits most stem cell and gene therapies.By C. Fisher, 09.06.2019
Lyft offers non-emergency rides to Medicaid patients in ArizonaIt's working on expanding Medicaid rides to people in more states.By K. Holt, 06.26.2019
Color-changing fibers make compression bandages easier to useEngineers at MIT have created thin strands of rubber that change color when stretched. By R. LeFebvre, 05.29.2018
FDA approves AI-powered software to detect diabetic retinopathyThe software can be used by health care providers who don't typically deal with eye care.By R. LeFebvre, 04.11.2018
11This robot therapy duck comforts kids with cancerForget about the TV's -- this project from Aflac and Sproutel is the real star of CES.By T. O'Brien, 01.08.2018
Qualcomm tries to find a place for VR in medical trainingLearning to identify symptoms of medical conditions turned out to be an effective use of VR.By C. Low, 10.26.2017
Autonomous delivery drone network set to take flight in SwitzerlandRobotic fliers will deliver medical supplies this October.By J. Fingas, 09.20.2017
Visit a kiosk in the UK to diagnose your coldThe kiosks have examination equipment and virtually connect patients to doctors.By M. Locklear, 07.28.2017
Soft, synthetic retinas may offer a better implant solutionOxford's researchers create the first retina replacement to use soft biological components.By R. LeFebvre, 05.04.2017
This prosthetic arm is powered by Bluetooth and your mindA Dutch man gets one of the first click-on limb replacements.By R. LeFebvre, 04.25.2017
Google now tells you why you're feeling sickDr. Google will see you now, but you'll still want to consult an actual physician. By B. Steele, 06.20.2016
Philips camera monitors baby vitals from afarIt measures blood oxygen via invisible skin color changes.By S. Dent, 06.10.2016
Nintendo has a new game planTheme parks, movies, mobile games and... medical equipment?By M. Smith, 05.19.2016