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Israeli medical technology company Aidoc joined TIME's 2026 best inventions list with CARE. CARE is an AI model designed to improve diagnostic safety and help doctors identify serious diseases.
Read the original →AI-ECG, echo and imaging studies lead AHA 2026. Emory's Dr. Jose Medina-Inojosa explains how to design cardiology AI with equity from inception.
Read the original →Penn Medicine's experimental Percival AI analyzed about 400,000 CT scans and detected signals associated with several diseases, including pancreatic cancer. The tool remains in preclinical testing.
Read the original →Persistent fever after starting intravenous antibiotics is common in hospitalized patients with cancer and often leads to additional imaging and antimicrobial escalation. The authors developed and externally validated machine learning models to predict persistent fever 48–72 hours after antibiotic initiation, using electronic health records from two academic hospitals. Adult cancer patients with fever within 24–48 hours of treatment were included.
Read the original →Palantir announced a new wave of sovereign AI deployments with partners including L3Harris, McCarthy, NVIDIA, Ondas and Tampa General Hospital. The collaborations span defense, advanced manufacturing, construction and healthcare, focusing on real-world AI workflows and data control. Clients are using Palantir platforms to fine tune models and retain sovereignty over data.
Read the original →Kim Daehoon, CEO of Nuvilab, said the company will become an AI company that starts with meals and solves humanity's most pressing challenges.
Read the original →The description says Cascade AI's 100-million-cell project could transform drug discovery through immune research and advanced biotechnology.
Read the original →China's CXO sector showed sharp divergence in its 2026 third-quarter reports. The description also cites WuXi AppTec's first-nine-month net profit attributable to shareholders.
Read the original →The weekly roundup says major strategic investments in surgical robotics, regulatory adaptations under the EU MDR/IVDR, and cross-border hardware deals marked the European MedTech sector this week. Nelson Advisors specialises in mergers and acquisitions for European HealthTech, MedTech, Digital Health, Healthcare IT and Healthcare AI companies in the lower to mid market, ranging from $25M to $250M enterprise value.
Read the original →The article covers patient-facing AI in primary care, reporting on 114 patients and 0 stops. It describes the results, the safeguards used, and what clinics should know before deploying such systems in 2026.
Read the original →Sen. Bill Cassidy's PATIENT AI Act discussion draft would direct Medicare to test paying for autonomous clinical AI. It would also require patient notice and preserve appeal rights.
Read the original →The article says AI could help improve healthcare by using real-world health data to improve models of care and track trends.
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