Precision Medicine

A baker's dozen technology companies are grabbing a spot as top-of-mind among hospital decision-makers, new research finds.

Shivom has created what it calls a Unique Global Genome ID, designed to allow providers and researchers to more easily work with precision data and give patients ownership of their genomic information.

Telemedicine platforms and tools will transform virtual care by incorporating emerging technologies and novel uses of data.

Integrating Jvion cognitive computing technology is part of the institute’s plan to transform healthcare by boosting quality and outcomes.

After an eventful few years in which it was taken private, made the biggest tech acquisition in history and retooled itself for the new century, Dell is expected to return to the market in a $21.7 billion deal next week.

Most recently, the software giant has delved into artificial intelligence and also has been exploring how best to move healthcare data to the cloud and keep it secure.

Congress funding for medical research programs to fight the opioid epidemic, and a boost for healthcare IT.

The AI-powered platform offers healthcare organizations scalable data processing and tertiary analytics to help drive precision medicine innovation.

The partners said the plan is to deliver best practices and cloud-based precision medicine tools hospitals can use to help doctors decide best treatment options.

The companies are developing a comprehensive platform that combines genomic and clinical data for more accessible decision support.