The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into healthcare has transitioned from an emerging trend to a near-ubiquitous force over the last decade.

Life sciences companies are leveraging automation and AI solutions to contend with a myriad of industry drivers that are reshaping the landscape.

Life science organizations are investing billions to discover new molecules, yet they're still relying on old processes and siloed technologies to do so.

Healthcare systems show signs of economic and operational recovery, nearly three years following the height of the pandemic. As we look ahead to the new year, here are my predictions for healthcare technology in 2024.

Healthcare systems show signs of economic and operational recovery, nearly three years following the height of the pandemic. As we look ahead to the new year, here are my predictions for healthcare technology in 2024.

As virtual care delivery models continue to evolve, new and expanded use cases for remote patient monitoring (RPM) will emerge.

Developing a solid cloud strategy is key to unlocking the power of data in healthcare. Business goals for enhancing the ability to aggregate, normalize and derive actionable insights from data, these IT investments have significantly moved the cloud adoption needle for a historically reluctant industry.

Over the past two years, healthcare organizations faced significant challenges. Here are my predictions for the healthcare industry in 2022.

As life science companies continue their journey to becoming data-driven, driving cultural adoption in the R&D organization is essential.

From discovery to distribution, artificial intelligence (AI) is radically transforming life sciences.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the most powerful agent of transformation in the healthcare industry.

As we kick off the new year, we reflect on the types of digital health that experienced rapid adoption and growth in 2020 and identify ones that are positioned for continued growth in 2021.

As healthcare shifts to operate during the global pandemic, it's clear that the impact of COVID-19 will have lasting effects on the industry.

Recently I learned that 1 in 2 Americans suffer from a musculoskeletal condition such as arthritis, back injury, or chronic pain in their knee, hip, neck, or back.

Children are mobile little people that like to congregate in groups and have little understanding of personal space.

A staggering 76% of startup employees report that they are ‘struggling’ or ‘suffering’ in regard to their physical well-being.

The all-encompassing nature of running a startup makes it hard to be “present” in any other aspect of one’s life.