Daily Briefing · 2026-07-11

Physicians

Health Atlas: Tutorial of a Visualization Tool and Data Resource for Place-Based Social and Structural Determi

• Places have a significant impact on health. Thus, examining place-based structural and social determinants can help inform effective public health interventions. HealthAtlas.ucsf.edu provides a single online platform to

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Physicians

Portraying Ethical Risks of Medical AI: Mixed Methods Study From Connotation Definition to a Survey on Physici

• Background: Ethical risks of medical artificial intelligence (AI) are a global concern, but existing understanding remains fragmented without an integrated framework, and physicians’ awareness of these ethical risks is u

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Physicians

NHS AI blood test could reduce invasive cancer exams for women

• Thousands of women could avoid invasive diagnostic procedures for suspected womb cancer under an NHS trial of an AI blood test.

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Physicians

Brain Interfaces Don’t Need Surgery to Be Transformative – and the Distinction Is Now a Strategic One

• Non-surgical implantable BCI is increasingly capable of matching surgical performance while transforming the risk-benefit equation, and it is now the most credible path along all three dimensions simultaneously. The post

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Physicians

Quantifying the Predictive Power of Social Determinants of Health in Cardiovascular Disease and Type 2 Diabete

• Background: Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and type 2 diabetes (DM2) are influenced not only by biomedical risk factors but also by social determinants of health (SDOH). While the inclusion of SDOH in predictive models i

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Physicians

Apertura and NIH institutes to test gene therapy for NPC1

• Apertura has entered a CRADA with various NIH institutes for a gene therapy to treat Niemann-Pick Disease Type C1 (NPC1).

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Dentistry

Women In Dentistry: Two Women. One Mission. Transforming Oral Health Through AI.

• When Wardah Inam arrived in the United States from Pakistan to pursue her PhD at MIT, dentistry was not on her radar. AI was. But a single experience changed everything. After switching dentists and receiving a dramatica

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Pharmacy

Gene Therapy Casgevy Approved for Younger SCD and TDT Patients

• The expanded indication lowers the eligible age from 12 to 2 years old for the autologous genome edited gene therapy following successful phase 3 trials in children. The Food and Drug Administration ...

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Pharmacy

AI-Designed Radiopharmaceuticals: How Machine Learning Is Redefining Precision Cancer Therapy

• Healthcare technology update from the source article.

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Nursing

Nurses are fearing AI less – and using it more

• More RNs say they use artificial intelligence in their patient charting workflows, clinical information gathering and more, a new survey shows, finding that their use of AI has nearly tripled. They're ...

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Digital Health

New study highlights potential challenges for using automated AI tools in health care

• In experiments in which physicians made decisions about treating hypothetical patients, the physicians tended to trust incorrect advice presented as being generated by artificial intelligence (AI), ...

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Digital Health

OntarioMD on Practical AI and the Reality of Data Standards

• The healthcare industry is finally moving past artificial intelligence hype. Leaders are getting serious about data standards and practical clinical applications. But technology cannot ignore human factors. Inserting imm

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Digital Health

[Column] Henry Adams: Healthcare AI runs on trust

• Healthcare leaders shouldn't be asking what AI tool to buy first, but whether their data environment is safe and trusted enough to support AI. There is a lot of pressure on healthcare leaders to show ...

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Digital Health

Stanford Health AI Week: How AI Can Support Aging in Place

• What if AI could help older adults stay healthy and independent—without replacing the human care they still need? In this conversation, Karen Eggleston, PhD. discusses Stanford Health AI Week and ...

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Digital Health

The 2026 EHR Market is Cooling as Leaders Pivot to AI

• Instead of taking on costly and disruptive EHR migrations, health systems are putting a pin in those plans and shifting their budgets into short-term AI pilots. Get the inside scoop from KLAS Research analyst Paul Warbur

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Digital Health

The biggest health tech stories of 2026 — so far

• We’re more than halfway through 2026, and it’s been an eventful year. Here are the five biggest developments we noticed in the first six months. Major AI companies are coming for healthcare.

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Digital Health

Vega Health and Baptist Health Bring Actionable AI to Hospital at Home, Set Foundation for Long-Term Collabora

• Vega Health, the end-to-end partner for health systems navigating the complexity of AI adoption and scaling, today announced a collaboration with Baptist Health, Northeast Florida’s largest health ...

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Digital Health

LataMed AI Chief Executive Officer Dr. Kevin Rodan to Be Recognized by Ministry of Health for Healthcare Innov

• LataMed AI Corp. (OTC: LMED) (the "Company"), a development-stage digital health and artificial intelligence technology company focused on telehealth infrastructure, healthcare analytics, and care ...

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Health OS

AI wearables company Vilo launches Signal OS ahead of upcoming smart ring launch

• The goal of the system is to make health data more understandable and less overwhelming for users, Vilo CEO and founder Gee Gu told Fierce Healthcare.

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Health OS

STAT+: OpenEvidence backs study that finds it beats LLMs

• In this edition of STAT Health Tech: Dueling research pitting OpenEvidence against general purpose LLMs, use of Dexcom's CGM in children, and more.

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Health OS

Former Mayo Clinic research director sues system over alleged retaliation for raising AI practice concerns

• The suit alleges Mayo Clinic violated the retaliation provision of the False Claims Act, Americans with Disabilities Act and Family and Medical Leave Act.

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Health OS

Viz.ai expands neurodegenerative disease care in new partnership with Cortechs.ai

• The collaboration will begin with a focus on multiple sclerosis, expanding access to quantitative neuroimaging for healthcare facilities across the U.S.

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Health OS

OpenEvidence launches medical AI copilot feature that grades medical evidence and unveils NewYork-Presbyterian

• OpenEvidence developed a medical AI copilot feature that provides a real-time assessment of the strength of the evidence behind each applicable answer.

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