The State of The Vagina
What You Should Know:
– O Positiv Health has released its 2026 State of the Vagina Report, a survey of over 3,000 women that exposes profound deficits in health literacy and…
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The government is introducing cyber measures aimed at improving the security and resilience of online public services, including health and social care.
Driven by a new cyber unit, the ‘Government Cyber Action Plan‘, published on…
Professor Nora Colton, founding director of the UCL Global Business School for Health (Credit: John Moloney)
The rollout of AI within the NHS is likely to create gendered divisions within the workforce, warns Professor…
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Digital Health has extended the deadline to submit nominations for the Impact List 2026 until the end of February.
The Digital Health Impact List 2026 is an initiative to celebrate the individuals making a difference in…
Sundar Subramanian, CEO of Zyter/TruCare
Industry leaders have been rapidly deploying AI programs, many of them hoping for a cure-all for operational and technological maladies of all kinds. Their optimism is not surprising, as tech…
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NICE has published draft guidance recommending eight digital platforms to help people with asthma better manage their condition.
The eight recommended digital technologies are: Asthmahub, Asthmahub for parents, AsthmaTuner, Digital Health Passport, Luscii, myAsthma, RDMP…
What’s next for APAC digital health in 2026? | Healthcare IT News
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Learn human behavior and psychology, and understand what drives people towards or away from something. There are a lot of great tools in negotiation, sales, and user experience research that can help you refine…
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What You Should Know
– Medable has announced its TMF Agent, a first-of-its-kind agentic AI tool designed to automate the labor-intensive Trial Master File (TMF) process at JPM 2026. It automates 95% of manual document…
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Martin Carpenter, health chief information officer at the Government of Jersey (Credit: Martin Carpenter)
The Government of Jersey has approved £7.9 million per annum to implement a single patient record built on OpenEHR and…
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