The technology is advancing quickly. The bigger question is whether the health care system's financial incentives are ready for it.
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Experts are weighing the ethics and security vulnerabilities of allowing bots to access patient data as doctors do.
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From fertility and menopause to sleep and recovery, Oura is building one of the largest consumer health datasets focused on women.
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A new class of startups are mining, cleaning, and analyzing data for governments, public health departments, and federally funded clinics.
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Health-tech companies doing the right thing are facing an uphill battle
There’s reason to be excited - even if it seems incremental
Ruth here. On Monday, I sat down with the CEO of a health tech company and two health system executives
