University Hospital Marburg will use Watson’s cognitive computing capabilities to aid doctors with complex diagnosis

University Hospital Marburg will use Watson’s cognitive computing capabilities to aid doctors with complex diagnosis
IBM is using Watson analytics to give cancer the middle finger salute
Plans to stop the NHS being reliant on old technology get dusted off in drive for efficiency and cost savings
Partnership with French firm aims to improve diabetes care through continuous monitoring
Ipsos Mori survey finds three in four doctors have used mobile apps or wearables to work with patients
Robotic pharmacy kiosks could revolutionise medicine access in the Scottish highlands and islands
Microsoft HoloLens promo vid explains how the holographic device could dramatically change the way doctors learn about the body
AI system teams up with the Epic and the Mayo Clinic to guide screening at 14 clinics
Increased governmental support and higher R&D spending will also help medical nanotech reach $8.5bn by 2019
Insurance firm, Anthem, allowed hackers to access 80m customers' records, but could it have been avoided? And how can you ensure you don't suffer a similar fate?
Pro and Elite tablets look to reassure organisations still unsure about BYOD and workplace mobility
A mobile service for Finland's elderly residents crowdfunds as it aims to resolve the 'largest problem in social and health care'
Four-year £100m Technology Partner framework agreement will deliver key front-line services to enable improved patient care
Cognizant acquires TriZetto in an effort to expand and grow its healthcare operation
The NHS Spine is used by more than 20,000 organisations that provide health care across England
Mozilla partners with Medic Mobile to empower rural doctors
Sprint and investors Techstars are adding to Kansas City's startup scene with a three-month intensive mentorship programme focusing on mobile health technology
A study has found that US doctors have a higher rate of smartphone usage than their European counterparts, while Europeans are more likely to use the devices for patient communication