Matthias Aizenberg

Experts across technology developers, EHR vendors, and hospitals are grappling with the governance of AI as its algorithms grow increasingly pervasive in patient care operations and delivery. Concerns are rising with the growing adoption of AI and limited comprehensive supervision from the federal

The Australian government has made significant strides in its commitment to refining the nation's digital health infrastructure. With a comprehensive financial plan for 2025-2026, the government has earmarked substantial funds to ensure the modernization and integration of healthcare systems.

Cuts in federal funding can have profound effects on various sectors, and the medical research community is no exception. Recently, academic medical centers have raised significant concerns over the potential reductions in funding for medical research by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Innovative developments in artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing the healthcare industry, drastically improving processes and patient care. Recent notable collaborations spotlight the critical role of modern technology in transforming healthcare services. These partnerships focus on

In a cutting-edge study recently published, researchers have uncovered critical insights into dopamine's role in cognitive flexibility, a core component of executive function necessary for adapting behavior to new and changing environments. Utilizing positron emission tomography (PET) imaging,

Halton Region is poised to make significant strides in improving healthcare accessibility by expanding its mobile sexual health clinics, targeting underserved communities. These clinics have been growing in demand since their launch in July 2024 and currently serve residents of Georgetown weekly.

The transformative impact of the Medical Internet of Things (MIoT) on modern healthcare systems is poised to address many of the sector's pressing challenges. As the aging population and shortage of trained professionals strain healthcare services, technology like MIoT emerges as a potential

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare technology, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is anticipated to radically shift the experiences of both patients and clinicians by 2026, according to a recent survey conducted by Healthcare Dive and Microsoft. This survey gathered insights

Federal health agencies are embarking on a significant journey to modernize their systems to safeguard sensitive health data. The goal is to enhance security, efficiency, and insights while ensuring the privacy, integrity, and availability of critical health data. This modernization is essential

Pulse oximeters have become an essential tool in healthcare, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, for monitoring blood oxygen levels. These small devices utilize light to estimate the amount of oxygen in the blood, assisting clinicians in making critical decisions regarding patient care.