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How Medicaid cuts could worsen cybersecurity at rural hospitals
As journalists and experts analyze the impact of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which includes more than $1 trillion in…
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‘Care on the Fly’ brings telehealth services to the airport
Hartford Healthcare’s new telehealth kiosk in a Connecticut airport is part of a trend in expanding access to health care…
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ChatEHR allows Stanford docs to query patient health records
ChatEHR allows clinicians to gain information from a patient’s medical records.
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How a reporter got the scoop on a startup helping patients taper off antidepressants
Learn how WIRED reporter Kate Knibbs covered a health startup helping patients taper off antidepressants without debilitating side effects.
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RFK Jr. wants us all to wear health trackers — will it work?
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared his vision that all Americans wear a digital health device within the…
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What reporters need to know about hospital-at-home programs
Hospital-at-home programs — in which patients receive care at home instead of a hospital — have grown in popularity since…
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How to cover the growing field of telesurgery
Telesurgery uses robotic surgical systems and wireless networking to connect surgeons to patients who are geographically distant.
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Immediate online access to medical test results can feed ‘scanxiety,’ study says
A new study found that “scanxiety,” or worrying about results of medical tests, could be compounded by online access to…
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Medical device manufacturers often delay reporting adverse safety events, study says
A recent study found late reports of deaths, injuries and device malfunctions from medical device makers. Who will review these…
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Hands up! What to know about palm-scanning technology
Following its growing use in grocery stores, stadiums and airports, palm-scanning technology is being implemented in health care systems.