Daniel Nadler, the 42-year-old CEO and cofounder of OpenEvidence, is now worth $7.6 billion as his AI search tool surges in popularity among U.S. doctors.

Jan 21 (Reuters) - OpenEvidence, an AI startup whose tools are used by U.S. physicians, has raised $250 million in fresh ...

I’m not sure why it has not received more attention in the medical device start-up world, but the Entrepreneur Access to Capital Act (EACA), which recently passed in the U.S. House of Representatives, ...

The Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute in Houston welcomed 11 medical device startups to its accelerator program TMCx this week. Every year, TMCx picks a handful of companies with innovative ...

The Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute in Houston welcomed 19 medical device startups to its accelerator program TMCx this week. Every year, TMCx picks a handful of companies with innovative ...

Healthcare safety remains a critical concern across the United States, and Maryland is no exception. As medical procedures become more complex, so do the risks tied to human error, system failures, ...

In early 2024, the World Health Organization predicted that by 2050 there will be more than 35 million new cancer cases worldwide, an increase of 77% from 20 million in 2022. Driven by aging and ...

AI is reshaping global industries, but for smart healthcare startups, the biggest challenge remains how to translate technology into real-world clinical markets beyond isolated experiments. On ...

Seoul to hook digital health startups up with hospital data The city government of Seoul in South Korea has partnered with the Ministry of Health and Welfare to assist health and medical startups in ...

The initiative will bring health startups in direct consultation with doctors inside a functioning government hospital, ...