Sleep. According to a 2016 study by the CDC, one out of three Americans isn’t getting enough of it. And maybe the sleep tracker on your Fitbit, Apple Watch, or other favorite wearable is suggesting that you’re one of those three. But as pretty as those sleep tracker reports are, they can’t give you a true diagnostic assessment of your sleep – something that can be used by your doctor for diagnosis to help you sleep better. Historically, if you wanted a comprehensive sleep study done, you’d go to a sleep lab. Cerebra.health is poised to change all of that.

The Xploro digital therapeutics platform uses augmented reality and artificial intelligence to ease procedural anxiety and reduce stress in children with cancer. Through immersive tech and gameplay, it shows young patients what they might encounter at a hospital – from the various equipment and environments, to their doctors and treatments.

Those who count Las Vegas, Austin, and Orlando as premiere health tech conference destinations will want to add London to the list – pronto! That’s where Europe holds its own festival of health tech innovation. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we said FESTIVAL – not conference or expo – and we said it with an English accent. So get your passport, catch a plane, and direct your gaze to clouds – after all, that’s where a GIANT and his mythical beanstalks are to be found.

We recently asked Alexa if she could code a few medical charts for us. Her reply? “Sorry I don’t know that.” We expected this. After all, the U.S. healthcare industry spends billions of dollars on 250,000 medical coders every year to do the job. This way of doing business might be error-prone, inefficient, and bound by constantly changing regulations, but hey, IT IS a solution. But you know what else is a solution? Autonomous medical coding. Tech company Nym.health  just closed with $6 million in fresh financing and will implement their brand of autonomous medical coding right here in the […]

Two years ago at SXSW, we hadn’t even launched yet, but innovators were already hustling and launching projects on .health domain names through our pre-launch partnership program – including ImpactPediatric.health and Energizing.health. This year, we stopped in and checked up to see “where are they now”… Here’s our recap of SXSWHealth 2019!