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Professionals working day to day in care facilities will make an unmatched impact on their patients’ health, but much of that work is driven, for better or worse, by decisions made on Capitol Hill.

In a recent case study published in European Radiology Experimental, surgeons at St.

A new large-scale study shows that interactive, tailored text messages can improve medication adherence by 14 percent.

As the opioid epidemic continues to devastate the United States both state and federal agencies are turning to digital health innovators to look for solutions.

Communicating with patients can be tough.

In 2016, Opternative, a Chicago-based telehealth startup offering online refractive eye exams, opened a lawsuit against South Carolina’s Board of Medical Examiners and Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation alleging that a newly passed law restricting online eye exams was protectionist, unconstitutional legislation.

Health care technology company Zebra today released its “2022 Hospital Vision Study,” which anticipates the top three trends in the industry will be remote monitoring, telehealth and artificial intelligence.

Omada Health has made plans with the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and Wake Forest University to conduct the largest randomized controlled study of a digital diabetes prevention tool yet, according to the digital therapeutic company.

Answering those very personal questions at the doctors office can seem a little too close for comfort for a lot patients, and doubly so for many teens.

The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) has partnered with South Korean medical device company EOFlow to accelerate the development of EOPatch, the company's wearable insulin pump.