HealthX Ventures, a Madison-based venture capital firm, is supporting a New Jersey company that uses artificial intelligence to help people record, understand and share health information.
The consortium behind Wisconsin’s push to position itself as a biohealth and precision medicine center is sharing what it’s doing and learning with other federally designated regional tech hubs.
Growth in the state’s biohealth industry outpaces the national trend, according to a recent report released by BioForward Wisconsin.
Verona-based Epic plans to allow pharmacies to share cash prices with health systems using its software starting next summer.
Milwaukee-headquartered Rockwell Automation is a founding member of an industry collaboration seeking to accelerate drug development.
Abbott, which acquired Madison-based Exact Sciences this year, has launched a blood-based colon cancer screening test.
United Kingdom-based Abingdon Health, a developer, maker and provider of regulatory services for rapid diagnostic tests, opened a manufacturing hub in Madison last week.
Northwoods Congressman Tom Tiffany, who’s running for governor on the Republican ticket, wants to see more investment in a state-run nursing home for veterans in southeast Wisconsin.
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A healthcare supply chain company in Cincinnati has acquired Terso Solutions, a Madison company that offers healthcare inventory tracking technology.
Humans should remain accountable for healthcare decisions, companies that manage health, dental and long-term care benefits told a state study committee looking at artificial intelligence use in healthcare.
Policymakers should take a pragmatic approach toward artificial intelligence use in healthcare, technology company leaders said last week.
Wisconsin healthcare providers urged caution Wednesday as lawmakers consider action on the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare. They also stressed the importance of protecting patient information.
