Professor Christina Pagel, director of University College London’s clinical operational research unit (Credit: UCL)
The NHS must avoid AI’s seductive overdiagnosis trap, writes Professor Christina Pagel, director of University College London’s clinical operational research…
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A radiology information system proven to help imaging departments alleviate bottlenecks and improve throughput of diagnostic reports has been formally launched in the UK by healthcare technology provider Vertex in Healthcare. Designed to enable significant…
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AI is driving European investment in digital health, led by rising interest in diagnostics, clinical decision support and provider software, but market growth in 2023 is once again on par with 2020 levels after…
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Fresh off a Digital Health Hub award at the HLTH annual conference in Las Vegas in October, AI dermatology company Skin Analytics is aiming to build on its position as the only holder of…
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Three-quarters of NHS staff see future investments in digital technology as a priority, according to a survey by BT that also found 60% of NHS employees believe more funds should be spent on growing…
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BT has launched new AI and digital services in diagnostics to support the NHS in tackling wait times and speeding up diagnosis for patients. At the same time it is building on its ability…
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Beleaguered digital health company Babylon Health has filed for bankruptcy for two US subsidiaries, Forbes has reported, citing filings in the US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. The report said Babylon is seeking Chapter 7…
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Labour Leader Keir Starmer has identified technology as one of three key shifts that his party will use to transform the health service under a Labour government. In a speech on Monday in Essex, Starmer…
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Artificial intelligence (AI) could help doctors diagnose lung cancer earlier, according to a study led by researchers from The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust in collaboration with The Institute of Cancer Research, London, and…
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Nanovery, the Newcastle-based cutting-edge biotech company developing nanorobots that will be used to diagnose deadly diseases at an early stage, has completed a successful trial with NHS scientists. Nanovery’s system can detect biomarkers directly in…
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