Daily Briefing · 2026-09-01

Physicians

#ESC26: CRISPR Therapeutics to pursue highest dose of its lipid lowering gene editing therapy

• MUNICH — CRISPR Therapeutics’ gene editing candidate showed mixed durability results a year after patients were dosed, according to early-stage data presented Friday at the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardi

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Physicians

Machine Learning, Large Language Models, and Multimodal AI for Diagnosing Pediatric Rare Diseases: Scoping Rev

• Background: Pediatric rare diseases often cause a prolonged diagnostic odyssey. AI, including machine learning, deep learning, large language models (LLMs), and multimodal systems, may support diagnosis, but these applic

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Physicians

Comparative Effectiveness of Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface–Based Interventions for Upper Limb Rehabilit

• Background: Noninvasive brain-computer interface (BCI)–based interventions show promise for poststroke motor recovery. However, the intrinsic complexity of BCI-based interventions limits the determination of their compar

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Physicians

Future-proofing your practice: Revenue cycle strategies every medical practice needs to thrive

• As reimbursement grows more complex, this session walks through practical ways to close revenue leakage, prevent denials and put AI and automation to work in the revenue cycle.

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Physicians

Reading the Body’s Signals: AI’s Ultimate Healthcare Opportunity

• We are on the cusp of an age of anticipatory medicine, an explosion in our ability to read the body’s signals and catch the killers before they do their damage. The post Reading the Body’s Signals: AI’s Ultimate Healthca

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Physicians

Why fee-for-service could push AI's health care costs up, not down

• Peterson Health Technology Institute's Caroline Pearson explains why payment models — not the technology itself — will decide whether AI lowers costs for physicians and patients.

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Dentistry

“It genuinely feels like having a digital co-pilot in the clinic”

• As imaging, CAD/CAM and artificial intelligence (AI) move from specialist applications into everyday clinical practice and workflows become increasingly connected, dentists are not only adopting new tools, but also rethi

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Pharmacy

EVERSANA Hosts 80+ Companies Together With Google Cloud To Showcase What’s Next in AI Agency Commercialization

• On Thursday, August 27, EVERSANA and Google Cloud hosted more than 80 leaders from pharmaceutical brands in New York to ...

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Pharmacy

MrBeast, Snapchat, AI and more: Pharma marketing’s pulse check

• In this week’s episode of “The Top Line,” Fierce’s Ben Adams and Zoey Becker discuss how pharma marketing is evolving across social media, creative work and agency strategy.

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Digital Health

A Conceptual Model for Ambient AI Adoption: Perspectives From Academia and Industry

• Ambient AI technologies are increasingly marketed as solutions to reduce clinician burden and improve care efficiency; however, real-world performance varies widely across clinical settings. Health care provider organiza

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Digital Health

How Aetna Is Making Healthcare Simpler With AI

• Aetna technology chief Nathan Frank explains how AI, connected data and consumer-centered design can reduce friction, improve care and lower costs.

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Digital Health

Healthcare's AI Debate Is Finally Moving Beyond Hype

• Medicine has always relied on evidence, scrutiny and peer review to determine what deserves trust. Healthcare applications of AI should be no different.

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Digital Health

What comes after ambient AI in healthcare

• Northwell CMIO Albert Villarin on the future beyond ambient AI: patient health bots, clinical informatics residency training and the road to enterprise-scale trust.

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Digital Health

Engineering the Future of Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence: Taiwan to lead the Forefront in Asia

• “Taiwan's strength lies not only in individual medical technologies, but in the ecosystem behind them. We want healthcare partners in Southeast Asia to see Taiwan as a forefront leader of innovation ...

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Digital Health

Who’s protecting childhood in the age of AI and screen saturation?

• Childhood is being digitized in real time, yet the public conversation remains far more captivated by innovation than concerned with developmental cost. As artificial intelligence (AI) and screen-based technologies becom

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Digital Health

Hospitals Are All In on AI, but Testing and Oversight Haven’t Caught Up

• A new report found that while more than 90% of health systems have deployed third-party AI tools, less than half have the infrastructure to properly test and validate them before they become embedded in patient care. The

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Digital Health

AI giants lean into health care to stall public backlash

• AI has an image problem. And one way to fix it is for top companies to dive headlong into health care. Why it matters: Saving the world with AI-designed cures is better than being blamed for ruining ...

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Digital Health

Northeast Ohio Hospitals Test AI to Improve Care, Cut Cost

• The technology is swiftly taking hold in hospital exam rooms, doctors’ offices and health insurance systems in the northeast — shaping patient treatment, scheduling and how medical records are written ...

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Health OS

NCQA to use Komodo data, AI tool to develop future HEDIS measures

• NCQA researchers will have access to Komodo’s dataset and AI-powered healthcare intelligence platform to explore complex questions. NCQA is solely responsible for developing HEDIS measures.

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Health OS

Physicians want compensation boost from AI productivity gains: survey

• More than 65% of physicians use AI daily or weekly for clinical or administrative work — and some believe they should be paid more if the tech increases their efficiency, according to a Doximity report.

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