AI in Healthcare
The latest on artificial intelligence transforming medicine
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Makary Resigns, Adding Fresh Uncertainty to the FDA’s AI and Device Agenda
The reported resignation of FDA Commissioner Makary, with Diamantas named acting commissioner, introduces new uncertainty at a moment when the agency is setting the tone for AI device oversight. Leadership turnover could affect everything from review priorities to the pace of policy clarity for digital health companies.
Healthcare AI Needs Less Hype and More Strategy, Industry Voices Say
A Fierce Healthcare op-ed argues that the sector is ready for more strategic bets on AI in healthcare, not just scattered experimentation. The piece reflects a growing consensus that organizations need clearer use-case selection, governance and operating discipline before scaling.
Eko Adds a New Clinical Heavyweight as Cardiac AI Moves Toward Mainstream Practice
Eko Health has appointed Dr. Steven Steinhubl as chief medical officer, adding a recognized digital health leader to its leadership bench. The hire suggests the company is preparing for a more clinically rigorous phase of growth as cardiac AI moves closer to routine care.
Eko Adds a New Clinical Heavyweight as Cardiac AI Moves Toward Mainstream Practice
Eko’s appointment of Dr. Steven Steinhubl as CMO signals that cardiac AI is entering a more clinical, evidence-driven phase. The hire suggests the company is prioritizing validation, deployment strategy, and global adoption over pure product hype.
Christoph Wald Says Radiology’s AI Transition Is Real, but Still Uneven
In an interview with Radiology Business, ACR’s Christoph Wald described the state of AI integration in radiology as meaningful but inconsistent. The field has moved past early hype, yet many organizations still struggle to turn point solutions into sustainable practice.
Radiology Leaders Say AI’s Real Value Is Augmentation, Not Replacement
A leading radiology association is making the case that AI should be embraced as the specialty evolves, not feared as a substitute for clinicians. The message is partly defensive, but it is also strategic: radiology wants to shape how AI is deployed before vendors and executives define the specialty’s future for them.
UCLA’s new health AI dean role signals academic medicine is building permanent AI governance
UCLA has installed its first senior leader for health AI strategy and innovation, another sign that major academic centers are formalizing AI oversight rather than treating it as an isolated innovation project. The move reflects how clinical AI is becoming an institutional governance function spanning research, operations, education, and risk management.
Guideway Care’s New AI Leadership Hire Signals Patient Activation Is Becoming an Enterprise AI Battleground
Guideway Care has appointed Farooq Anjum, PhD, as chief AI and systems officer to advance what it calls enterprise activation intelligence. The move suggests that AI competition is broadening from documentation and diagnostics into the harder problem of influencing patient behavior across fragmented care journeys.
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