Healthcare headlines this week have been split between talking about what in the world uber-investor Warren Buffett sees in troubled drug manufacturer Teva Pharmaceutical and more big consumer players seeing opportunity in the healthcare market.
Here are some healthcare stories you might have missed.
Healthcare spending is expected to continue rising for the next decade.
You can thank increasing costs of medical goods and services and higher Medicaid costs.
Apple says it wants to be in the healthcare game too.
Although light on details, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook says the company can make significant contributions when it comes to healthcare.
Fitbit acquisition could indicate wearable ready to be taken more seriously
By acquiring Twine Health, Fitbit is looking to be seen as a more serious healthcare tool, helping customers manage diseases like hypertension and diabetes.
First drones. Now your net co-worker could be a chatbot.
The rise of mobile technologies and the popularity of telehealth are making artificial intelligence solutions more viable in healthcare, and hospitals are taking advantage.
Rubber-tubed stethoscopes? That’s so 2017.
Is it time to take the stethoscope wireless? Apparently.
