Issue №152 · 2026-10-15

Daily Briefing · 2026-10-15

Physicians

Support-Seeking After Market Withdrawal of a Purpose-Built AI Well-Being Tool (Ash): Cross-Sectional Survey

  • Background: Purpose-built AI well-being tools—designed with clinical safeguards for everyday emotional difficulties such as stress, grief, and relationship conflict—represent a growing category of digital mental health s
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Physicians

Ambient AI Scribe Technology and Perceived Documentation Efficiency Among Surgeons: Cross-Sectional Study

  • Background: Clinical documentation demands a significant share of surgeons’ time and can contribute to documentation-related burden and burnout. While electronic health records (EHRs) offer accessibility and completeness
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Pharmacy

Zealand inks up to $1.3B deal for AI-designed obesity treatments

  • Zealand Pharma said Tuesday it will develop new protein-based treatments for obesity and other metabolic diseases with the help of Generate Biomedicines’ AI technology. The Danish drugmaker is spending $30 million upfron
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Pharmacy

Why an AI scribe wants to prescribe

  • Health tech companies have been racing to grow AI scribing tools into software that health systems can use more broadly. Some are leaning into medical billing. Others are serving specific ...
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Physician Assistant

PA Sarah Adsit is Increasing Access to Care in Montana, at her Town’s First Oncology Center

  • Only two years ago, in 2024, residents of rural Dillon, MT, who were diagnosed with cancer had to travel at least two hours to the city of Bozeman for treatment, a costly and time-consuming burden. But since then, PA Sar
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Digital Health

Anticipated Barriers and Facilitators to the Implementation of an AI Tool Advising on the Placement of Mitigat

  • Background: AI is increasingly prevalent within health care; however, its implementation within the hospital setting may come with its own limitations, given the high-pressure and sensitive environment. Barriers and faci
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Digital Health

From Hospital AI to Home Monitoring: Taiwan's Health-Tech Sector Tests Its U.S. Market Fit in Dallas

  • TAITRA Chairman James C. F. Huang placed that effort within the Expo's wider push toward U.S.–Taiwan industrial collaboration. "Texas stands as Taiwan's premier U.S. investment hub, and Dallas is ...
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Digital Health

Interpretable Machine Learning–Derived Nomogram Model to Predict Population Health Literacy: Cross-Sectional D

  • Background: Health literacy (HL) is a major factor associated with population health. However, no visualized predictive model has been developed to identify populations with low HL in a cost-effective manner. Objective:
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Digital Health

Global Telemedicine Market Size, Share, Strategic Insights, Competitive Landscape, and Forecast - 2033 | AI an

  • Capitalize on AI-enabled platforms, specialized virtual care, strategic partnerships and expansion into underserved and Asia-Pacific markets to improve access, efficiency and patient outcomesDublin, ...
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Digital Health

Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada Makes DeepScribe Ambient AI Part of Care at Its 13 Locations

  • Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada Makes DeepScribe Ambient AI Part of Care at Its 13 Locations. With over 90% clinician adoption, DeepScribe's ambient documentation and pre-charting for oncology ...
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Digital Health

Maybe AI Won’t Destroy Humanity; Maybe It Will Just Turn Up the Heat

  • The following is a guest article by James Moade, Associate Director of Corporate Communications, Marketing & Operations at Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) There has been a lot of talk lately about artific
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Digital Health

The barriers to realizing AI's promise in health care

  • The deployment of AI tools within health care could create a best-of-all-worlds system. But without coordinated intervention by both government and industry leaders, AI is likely to make the U.S.
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Digital Health

AI Has a Darker Side in Healthcare, Expert Says

  • (MedPage Today) -- LOS ANGELES -- Artificial intelligence (AI) has its benefits in the healthcare sphere, but there are also pitfalls to watch out for, one expert said here at the Association of Health Care Journalists F
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Digital Health

Automated Lewis Score Estimation for Small Bowel Crohn Disease Using Capsule Endoscopy: Retrospective Cohort S

  • Background: Small bowel capsule endoscopy (SBCE) is widely used to evaluate small bowel involvement in Crohn disease (CD); however, manual Lewis score calculation is time-consuming and susceptible to interobserver variab
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Digital Health

AI-enabled tech programme launched to improve COPD diagnosis

  • A programme has been launched to improve COPD diagnosis through providing access to AI-enabled spirometry decision support software.
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Health OS

A Conversation with Jeff Halevy on the Next Era of Health Tech and AI

  • Wearable rings, smartwatches, biomarker panels, and full-body scans are giving people an increasingly detailed picture of their health, from sleep and recovery to movement and what is happening inside the body. Consumers
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Health OS

Johns Hopkins Medicine taps OpenEvidence to bring AI into medical education, clinical care

  • Johns Hopkins Medicine is teaming up with OpenEvidence to advance the use of artificial intelligence in medical education and clinical care.
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