A five-center JAMA study found ambient AI scribes cut documentation time by 16 minutes per visit, but researchers say the burnout gains are concentrated among clinicians who actually use the tools regularly.
CareMother, an AI-driven maternal health platform from India's Doto Health supported by UNICEF, tracks maternal and fetal vitals and uses algorithms to flag high-risk pregnancies early, as part of a global push to reduce preventable childbirth deaths.
Researchers from IIT Kharagpur and KIIT University have built CerviSpectraDiag, a web-based AI app that reports 84.73% accuracy screening for cervical cancer and delivers results in near real time, aimed at expanding access in underserved areas.
UpDoc has received FDA clearance for a large language model-based software tool that helps patients manage type 2 diabetes directly, part of a small but growing category of AI devices that interact with patients rather than clinicians.
A dozen U.S. health systems have joined a new collaborative aimed at speeding up and standardizing diagnostic imaging AI, with Aidoc CEO Elad Walach describing the effort as a way to move faster on faster, more accurate diagnosis.
A discussion paper from the FDA's Digital Health Center of Excellence on regulating generative AI medical devices is drawing detailed objections from hospital groups before its public comment window closes October 19, with disputes centering on premarket review and postmarket monitoring.
Imperial College London, Wysa and Indian partners have launched a £5.3 million Wellcome-funded project to culturally adapt and test an AI mental health chatbot for adolescent girls facing anxiety and low mood in rural India.
The FDA has granted Fast Track Designation to ISM6331, an AI-designed drug from Insilico Medicine for advanced mesothelioma, the first such status in the company's AI pipeline, even as broader data show AI-designed drugs still struggle to beat typical Phase 2 success rates.
The Seoul Welfare Foundation picked six nursing facilities out of 40 applicants for a 2026 program deploying motorized repositioning beds and radar-based fall sensors to reduce physically demanding and high-risk caregiving tasks.
Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology built an AI pathology system called PRET that recognizes 18 different cancer types from a small number of tissue slides without needing retraining at every hospital that adopts it.