The International Anticholinergic Cognitive Burden Tool (IACT) employs natural language processing and chemical structure analysis to identify particular medications that have anticholinergic effects. The scoring technique is more accurate than any other since it closely mimics the drug’s chemical makeup and analyzes the anticholinergic load by computing a score based

A machine learning approach developed by researchers at MIT’s Koch Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) may aid in cancer diagnosis of the unknown primary by examining gene expression programs associated with early cell development and differentiation. The scientists focused the model on indicators of disrupted developmental pathways in cancer cells to

Scientists have developed a new microscopically thin “e-skin” capable of wirelessly transmitting data about the body’s heart rate and chemistry without using chips or batteries. This implies that, unlike traditional e-skins, which rely on hard microchips that limit flexibility and cost a lot of power, these new e-skins have more

There will be an end to the Amazon Care employee health program. Due to its short lifespan and inadequacy as a service for the major enterprise clients we have been aiming for, the service will end on December 31. By acquiring One Medical and taking on Signify Health, Amazon has

More than 650 Google employees have signed a petition requesting that the company make sure that no user health data, including information on abortion, is ever kept or provided to US law enforcement. The petition was submitted after Roe v. Wade was overturned by the US Supreme Court in June

The most recent data breach report from IBM sheds light on why there is a rising gap between company cybersecurity investment and record data breach expenses. While businesses are investing more than ever on cybersecurity, the cost and intensity of data breaches continue to climb. With the average data breach cost