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Placenta-on-a-chip: How one STAT reporter clearly described this complicated tech
STAT reporter Deborah Balthazar tells AHCJ what inspired her story on “placenta-on-a-chip” and offers advice for lively tech writing.
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What to know about FDA’s new Digital Health Advisory Committee
The administration’s panel on digital health was spurred by the recent explosion of AI in health care, said one committee…
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Overcoming AI’s diversity problem when creating images
A recent study shows that AI image generators often depict doctors as white and male. Here are some tips to…
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California nurses protest ‘untested’ AI as it proliferates in health care
Back in April, hundreds of nurses protested what they say is the hospital industry’s rush to implement “untested and unregulated…
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Can smart mouthguards help detect concussions?
World Rugby is now including smart mouthguards outfitted with sensors to measure collision impacts in its head injury assessment protocol.
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Health systems using holograms to keep patients engaged
A hospital in Texas is offering virtual visits with doctors through holograms. Could yours be next?
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Tips for covering the aftermath of the CrowdStrike outage
As hospitals and health systems recover from the CrowdStrike outage, there are still numerous ideas for journalists to pursue.
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How AI could help triage emergency department care
Two studies indicate that Chat GPT-4 could help triage emergency department care or predict hospital admissions.
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How a Mashable senior reporter exposed hidden dangers of online teen peer-support forums
Mashable reporter Rebecca Ruiz exposed the potential for harassment and manipulation of vulnerable youth on peer-support forums.
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How to cover the ongoing drug shortage dilemma
There are a staggering 323 active drug shortages in the U.S., including antibiotics, diabetes medications and ADHD drugs.