Swallow this: A sensor could monitor gut health via engineered bacteria — and beam results to a smartphone
(By Andrew Joseph for STAT) Researchers have devised a new way to get a sneak peek into what’s going on
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Medical Technology
FDA’s strategic priorities for 2018 is advancing digital health technologies
One of the priorities this year for the FDA is advancing digital health technologies. FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological
Read MoreMore patients are taking home recordings of their doctor visits. But who else could listen?
(By Casey Ross for STAT) Doctors across the U.S. have begun doing what once seemed unthinkable in a litigious health
Read MoreExpanding CAR-T therapy to other cancers
The FDA has approved CAR-T therapy products for adults with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and pediatric and young adults suffering
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence Takes Scientists Inside Living Human Cells
(By Jon Hamilton for NPR) A new application of artificial intelligence could help researchers solve medical mysteries ranging from cancer
Read MoreHow much would you pay for the miracle of gene therapy?
(By Maria Kefalas for STAT) Every day I wake up thinking about how to get gene therapy to the children
Read MoreFitbit and Google team up to bring user data to the EMR
(By Julie Spitzer for Becker’s Hospital Review) Fitbit and Google are putting their heads together to develop new consumer and
Read MoreThe Golden State Killer case was cracked with a genealogy website. What does that mean for genetic privacy?
(By Rebecca Robbins for STAT) SAN FRANCISCO — The identity of one of California’s most notorious serial killers had been
Read MoreAnother hacker group targeting American healthcare organizations: Orangeworm
According to a report form Symantec, American Software Company providing cybersecurity software and services, another hacker crew is gotten footholds
Read MoreMiniature human brains grow for months when implanted in mice skulls
(By Sharon Begley for STAT) The mice behaved just like others of their kind, as far as scientists could tell,
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