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HITInfrastructure | March 26, 2020

A drug discovery platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) technology has identified 18 potential treatments for COVID-19, according to an annuncement from health IT company Gero. Six of the potential anti-COVID-19 drugs have already been approved, three have been withdrawn, and the other nine have already been tested in clinical trials for other indications. The COVID-19 outbreak and the legal and regulatory status of these drugs have made it possible to start various clinical tria...

HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

REVIV | December 14, 2020

Because of worries over the Government's contact tracing framework and the struggling organizations in the UK, Sarah Lomas, the President and CEO of REVIV, devoted the organization's endeavors to give an answer to the UK as well as across the world. In a joint effort with a bleeding edge advancement group, driven by tech master Idan Udi Edry, REVIV has made HELIIX - the most strong and successful management prog...

MedCity News | January 13, 2020

Healthcare analytics company Arcadia raised $29.5 million in new funding. The growth capital round was led by Cigna Ventures, with participation from past investors. Burlington, Massachusetts-based Arcadia integrates with more than 40 different electronic health record companies. It aggregates and analyzes records data to help hospitals and accountable care organizations meet metrics for value-based care. The company also develops tools to identify gaps in patient care and find ways to improve o...

AHA, AHIP | April 29, 2020

Top hospital, payer, physician and other healthcare industry groups are urging legislators to focus on coverage as they consider the next steps to combat COVID-19. A joint letter (PDF) backed by 32 organizations including the American Hospital Association, America’s Health Insurance Plans, the American Medical Association and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce pushes for immediate action to assist employers in maintaining coverage and strengthening safety net options as the unemployment r...