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Certuma launched out of stealth with $10 million in funding from 8VC and a grand plan to make AI smart enough — and safe enough — to actually diagnose and prescribe treatments. Now he needs to figure out how to get the FDA on board.

When Medicare started reimbursing nursing homes based on how sick their residents are, the facilities started reporting an increasing number of illnesses

Investing in healthspan may deliver more immediate and meaningful returns in managing the aging process—both in the short and long term.

Deepfake X-rays generated by ChatGPT deceived expert doctors raising questions about insurance claims, cybersecurity and legal cases.

Risk, reward, dopamine surges. Packaged into 130 games. Although the odds of a perfect NCAA bracket are about 1 in 9.2 quintillion, our brains love March Madness anyway.

The crisis may be much broader than just independent pharmacies. The business of community pharmacy as a whole is under duress.

A new study finds that patients boarding in the ER get sicker the longer they wait—and nearly half of those deteriorations happen before they ever reach a hospital bed.

Space technology and travel can offer new opportunities to further explore human health and longevity.

Nonprofit hospitals get tax breaks. Should they be using that money to buy stadium naming rights? Why should patients care about hospital tax breaks?

LEAD could reduce falls. But at the same time, the White House is aggressively moving to limit existing falls prevention efforts

Climate-driven wildfires in 2025 worsened global air quality, increasing respiratory risks and premature deaths, according to IQAir’s World Air Quality Report.

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at a serial entrepreneur’s effort to build an FDA-approved AI doctor, Pfizer’s lyme disease vaccine, and more.

A blood test clarifies which gene variants truly cause congenital heart defects, linking diagnosis to more precise heart‑signal–targeted treatments.

Ultra-processed foods may be contributing to behavioralproblems in young children, according to a new study.