AI in Healthcare

Patients find AI portal messages as empathetic as human ones. Really?

Patients generally find AI-generated messages in patient portals acceptable, often perceiving them as equally trustworthy and empathetic as human-written responses.

Robotic surgery isn't replacing surgeons. But it is changing anesthesia

Robotic platforms enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes, but human expertise remains central to complex procedures, particularly in cardiac and gynecologic surgery.

EMA and EISMEA streamline health innovation: Will it cut red tape?

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) have formalized cooperation to accelerate health innovation. This aims to simplify regulatory pathways for emerging health technologies.

AI won't replace doctors, but it might erode your core skills

The increasing reliance on AI in medicine raises concerns about the erosion of fundamental clinical skills among healthcare professionals.

The real reason AI is reshaping clinical skill acquisition

Artificial intelligence tools are reshaping medical education, offering new avenues for learning but also raising questions about clinical reasoning development.

Why useful medical content gets lost in the social media numbers game

Clinically relevant medical content struggles for visibility online, often overshadowed by less rigorous but more engaging posts, hindering knowledge dissemination.

How will AI change your daily cardiology workflow by 2026?

The ESC Digital and AI Summit 2026 in Basel will showcase advancements in AI-driven diagnostics and digital health tools for cardiovascular care.