Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Mary Fernando says: A little while ago, I was asked by a reporter to speak about the escalating threats against doctors on Twitter.

A study of more than 450,000 Fitbit wearers shows that an algorithm for the fitness tracker has a high positive predictive value for detecting atrial fibrillation.

A wearable device that injects naloxone when it detects the wearer has stopped breathing was tested at a Vancouver supervised injection site.

The team from NOSM University is using anonymous medical records, community and population data that will be collected and analyzed to identify prevalent health concerns and how to make improvements in healthcare.

Study finds a 64% relative reduction in the risk for death, and one life saved for every 400 patients enrolled in the remote monitoring service.

Honestly, my passion was always community pharmacy. I will never forget a professor quipping “What a waste” when I said I was going to practise in the community. I couldn’t understand why, but I certainly made sure it was not a waste.

Comments from officials guarded but suggest that cyber attack is ongoing; it’s likely employee data was accessed as well, health minister says.

This challenging video game has a purpose: to help its founder and others uncover and identify counterfeit, adulterated and misbranded drugs