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Nightingale Open Science data show what actually happened to patients rather than relying on doctor’s notes
Device touted as ‘future of health’ has yet to change way patients are treated, say experts
With the emergence of artificial intelligence, health data has become gold
The coronavirus pandemic has overturned assumptions about the way the world’s health systems work. This report looks at how they are rising to the challenges they face, from Covid messaging in polyglot South Africa to joined-up care in fast-ageing Japan
Relatively humble innovations can pave the way for cutting-edge advances
The country has plenty of hospitals but remains a digital laggard
Smart rings and watches are shifting from activity trackers to sophisticated healthcare tools
Isomorphic Labs will build on DeepMind’s research and will be headed by Demis Hassabis
In this joint commission from The Lancet and Financial Times on Governing Health Futures 2030, we explore how AI and other digital advancements are being harnessed to improve healthcare in the world’s poorest regions
Too much is at stake for the future of health and wellbeing to leave digital transformations unregulated
Lancet report argues that governments should limit data extraction of powerful tech companies
Future response efforts depend on coordination between global healthcare systems
FT analysis finds more than 40 groups including major pharmaceutical companies have accessed patient data sets
The technology’s potential to improve patient care has become clearer in the pandemic
55m patients have until June 23 to opt out of having their health data scraped into a new database
Breakthrough development will assist users in self-diagnosing issues ranging from acne to melanoma
Covid-19 is acting as a catalyst for health-tech, with traditional investors, family funds and VCs now paying attention
‘Western doctors had been trained to believe that “proper” surgery involved proximity to the patient’
Pandemic deals with digital health service providers were often made too hastily
In the crisis innovation came to the rescue. Now the data companies must be forced to change
China is the perfect test bed for digital medicine
Service that improves treatment for patients on way to hospital to be introduced across UK after successful trial
Doctors have been spurred by Covid-19 to experiment with tech but it is not a cure-all
Video consultations could provide employees with cheaper, faster access to mental health treatment
Digital tools are helping to identify and treat chronic conditions early on
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