Paying By The Token: Why The Unit Economics Of Clinical AI Matters

Hospitals are grappling with rising, unpredictable AI costs, driven by “tokens”, the sub-word units processed by large language models.

A New Treatment For Severe Allergies

Engineered regulatory T cells that recognize birch pollen reduced allergic airway inflammation in mice, hinting at a future cell therapy for severe allergies.

Measuring ROI For Healthcare AI May Require A New Approach

AI tools in healthcare may add value in novel and non-traditional ways.

Epic’s Big Bet: Three Themes From UGM 2026

Epic UGM 2026: Agent Factory, standalone app elimination & rising competition. What health system CIOs need to know before their next Epic investment.

Radial’s Acquisition Reshapes The Brain Medicine Market

Radial bought Mindful Health Solutions, expanding the market for accelerated TMS, Spravato, Ketamine, focused ultrasound, psilocybin, and other emerging treatments

The Concert Pianist Building The Science Of Music Medicine

Concert pianist and molecular biochemist, Dr. Mei Rui, is transforming Music Medicine at MD Anderson.

New Study: 1 In 4 NFL Players Had CTE At Death

A new BMJ study offers the first population-based CTE prevalence estimate for NFL players, finding a minimum of 25% among those who died from 2016-2021.

Two Antibodies Team Up To Deliver Cancer Drugs

A two-antibody click-chemistry strategy improves targeted chemotherapy delivery to resistant HER2- and EGFR-positive tumors, boosting tumor control in mice.

The Trump Administration’s Quiet Take Down Of Healthcare Safety Agency

The Trump administration has been progressively shrinking AHRQ, the only federal agency focused on supporting research to improve the safety and quality of healthcare.

Testosterone Matters In Women’s Health. Research And Clinical Practice Need To Catch Up.

An OB/GYN, clinical geneticist and former health-system quality leader explains what testosterone can offer women today – and why the next chapter must be better research.