Matthias Aizenberg

For years, residents of Northern Sarawak facing a critical heart condition were confronted with a daunting and often life-threatening journey to receive the specialized care they desperately needed. The immense geographical distance separating communities in Limbang and Lawas from the Sarawak Heart

In a decisive move that signals a significant philosophical shift in federal oversight, the Trump administration has begun systematically unwinding key health information technology regulations established during the previous administration. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS),

The sprawling $4 trillion healthcare sector, long burdened by unsustainable cost trends and systemic complexities, is now the primary battleground for a new generation of innovators dedicated to systemic change. These companies are not just tweaking existing models; they are fundamentally

The sheer volume of medical imaging studies performed daily has placed an unprecedented strain on radiologists, creating a critical bottleneck in the diagnostic process where early detection can mean the difference between life and death. With a global shortage of these highly trained specialists

Locked within the digital archives of every hospital and clinic lies a narrative of human health, written not in structured database fields but in the free-flowing text of physicians’ notes, the detailed descriptions of radiology reports, and the nuanced interpretations of pathology slides. This

The long-promised transformation of American healthcare from a system that pays for the quantity of services to one that rewards the quality of patient outcomes is reaching a pivotal and defining moment. This ongoing, critical shift away from the traditional fee-for-service model is more than a

The proliferation of consumer-grade artificial intelligence has placed a universe of information at our fingertips, yet for questions concerning personal health, the stakes are infinitely higher than a simple search query. As individuals increasingly turn to general AI chatbots for medical

The recommendation for a breast biopsy can trigger a cascade of anxiety and uncertainty, a difficult experience made more common by the limitations of current screening technologies. For many women, particularly those with dense breast tissue, standard mammograms and follow-up ultrasounds often

With a background in robotics and the Internet of Things, James Maitland has spent his career at the intersection of technology and medicine. He brings a unique perspective to one of the most pressing challenges in health tech today: how to regulate the powerful, ever-evolving artificial

The relentless pursuit of technological solutions in medicine has positioned artificial intelligence as a potential game-changer in the fight against breast cancer, with much of the excitement centered on developing ever-more powerful and complex algorithms. However, a growing body of evidence