Healthcare's approach to AI is maturing rapidly. In 2026, the focus has shifted from chasing innovation to prioritizing

Utah has become the first U.S. state to allow AI to autonomously approve prescription refills through a pilot

OpenAI's ChatGPT Health enables users to connect medical records and health app data for personalized AI insights, with

Utah has authorized AI to renew prescriptions while 40 million Americans turn to ChatGPT daily for health advice.

The FDA has announced sweeping changes to its oversight of AI-enabled devices and consumer wearables, exempting non-medical-grade wearable

New research from MIT, Stanford, and Vanderbilt reveals critical vulnerabilities in clinical AI systems—from miscalculated risk assessments to

Healthcare AI regulation reached a turning point in 2026 with new state laws taking effect, HHS seeking stakeholder

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OpenAI reports that 40 million Americans now use ChatGPT daily for healthcare advice, from navigating insurance options to

Healthcare organizations are shifting from AI experimentation to demanding concrete, measurable results. This post explores how hospitals are