
Intuitive U.S. da Vinci Procedure Growth Slows
Intuitive's U.S. da Vinci procedure growth slowed to 10% in the third quarter, while system placements and worldwide procedure volumes continued to increase.
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Intuitive's U.S. da Vinci procedure growth slowed to 10% in the third quarter, while system placements and worldwide procedure volumes continued to increase.

The FDA is preparing draft guidance on generative AI medical devices after receiving more than 500 submissions, with the policy work now a priority at the highest levels of the…

ARPA-H is committing up to $117.4 million to four biosensor projects targeting heart failure, inflammation and perimenopause.

Healthleap raised $38 million to expand its AI platform that analyses hospital records and flags patients who may need further clinical review.

Explore 10 AI healthcare tools that help doctors and hospitals improve clinical workflows, medical imaging, documentation, and personalised patient care in 2026.

AI is helping healthcare companies analyse ECGs, cardiac imaging and wearable data to improve cardiovascular risk assessment and support earlier heart care decisions.

Smart ring maker Oura has postponed its planned $2.2 billion IPO, citing market uncertainty despite strong revenue and membership growth.

AI-powered blood tests from companies like GRAIL, Guardant Health and Freenome are exploring new ways to detect cancer signals through molecular data.

ARPA-H and medical researchers are testing AI agents that can use clinical tools, navigate health records and defer uncertain decisions to clinicians.

Agentic AI is moving into healthcare as ARPA-H, researchers and health systems test clinical agents that can use tools, manage workflows and escalate care.

AI medical scribes, ambient AI healthcare, Microsoft Dragon Copilot, Abridge, Nabla, clinical documentation AI, healthcare AI

AI is moving into handheld ultrasound, digital stethoscopes and portable ECG devices, bringing automated analysis closer to patients and clinicians.
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