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By Jessica Hagen | 12:56 pm | October 21, 2022
When determining approval for Breakthrough Device designation, the FDA will consider whether the device addresses present health inequities.
By Emily Olsen | 12:57 pm | October 14, 2022
David Rosen, a partner and public policy lawyer at Foley & Lardner, discusses the agency's recently wrapped Software Precertification Pilot Program and what it means for the future of digital health regulation.
By Dr. Aaron Friedkin | 01:20 pm | October 13, 2022
From hospital closures to physician shortages, provider scarcity is a big challenge when it comes to expanding Medicare Advantage in rural communities.
By Emily Olsen | 12:51 pm | October 11, 2022
The company announced a $10 million Series B raise last year.
By Emily Olsen | 01:07 pm | September 14, 2022
The company said the clearance will allow more pharma companies to use Tasso+ for decentralized clinical trials.
By Emily Olsen | 06:03 pm | September 12, 2022
The tech giant also announces a partnership between YouTube and the Kaiser Family Foundation that aims to help organizations create high-quality informational content on topics like mental health, maternal care and health inequity.
By Emily Olsen | 02:18 pm | September 06, 2022
The new tool measures the diameter of the ventricles of the heart to provide the ratio of the maximum right ventricle diameter compared with the left ventricle. That can help indicate pulmonary embolism severity.
By Emily Olsen | 12:29 pm | September 06, 2022
In an SEC filing, One Medical parent 1Life Healthcare said both companies had received requests from the agency for more information regarding the deal late last week.
By Emily Olsen | 01:38 pm | August 25, 2022
Insurance navigator Fair Square Medicare raises $15 million, AI-enabled prostate cancer care startup Avenda Health scores $10 million, and oncology clinical trial startup Trial Library emerges from stealth with $5 million.
By Emily Olsen | 12:46 pm | August 16, 2022
The Visibly Digital Acuity Product uses a touchscreen mobile device paired with a computer to test how sharp a user's vision is at a distance.