AIRS Medical is making waves in diagnostic imaging through its award-winning AI-driven MRI solution, SwiftMR. With enhanced image quality and faster scan speeds, the company’s rapid expansion across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa signals its growing international influence.
Team Novo Nordisk, the world’s first all-diabetes professional cycling team, has confirmed a five-year extension of its ongoing partnership with global healthcare leader Novo Nordisk. Announced on World Diabetes Day, this move extends the collaboration through 2031 and underscores their continued commitment to reshaping perceptions of diabetes worldwide.
VIVOLTA, a leading electrospun medical implant manufacturer, has unveiled a dedicated production facility at High Tech Campus Eindhoven. This expansion underscores the company’s commitment to advancing regenerative implants and boosting innovative healthcare solutions.
Granville Health System celebrated a Wall-Breaking Ceremony on Monday, signaling the start of a major Imaging Department renovation. Hospital leadership, medical staff, and local community members gathered to commemorate this milestone in Oxford, highlighting a renewed commitment to modern, patient-focused care.
Mercy Medical Center is introducing contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM), a pioneering technology designed to increase the accuracy of breast cancer detection. By using contrast to capture clearer images, especially in women with dense breast tissue, CEM is poised to make early diagnosis more achievable and precise.
Few remember PayPal’s early rivals, but their automation breakthroughs laid the foundation for transforming entire industries. In healthcare, adopting the right “robot vs. mech-suit” AI approach may be the next frontier for scalable innovation.
Pediatrica Health Group’s latest move to acquire Manatee resources spotlights its growing commitment to innovative pediatric care in Florida. The Miami- and Bradenton-based organization aims to enhance its services and strengthen its position in the region’s healthcare landscape.
Vektor Medical has secured a CE Mark for vMap, a non-invasive arrhythmia mapping solution. This development paves the way for European healthcare providers to utilize vMap’s capabilities in identifying and managing heart rhythm disorders.
A recent study from Yale School of Medicine indicates that AI scribes can significantly reduce physician burnout while improving the quality of patient care. By freeing doctors from heavy administrative tasks, these advanced tools allow for more direct and focused interactions in clinical settings.
A new health brief highlights how artificial intelligence could become a powerful tool in managing Type 2 diabetes. The piece, created by Cleveland Clinic and shared on Newswise, is only available in full through paid plans, but the premise hints at technology’s growing role in healthcare.