Y Combinator-backed healthcare startup Empirical Health launches its newest tool Radar which leverages smartwatches and other wearables for holistic health metrics
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Indian American professor will drive innovation in health and technology to advance the Lehigh community’s mission
Five high school students from Clarksburg, Maryland, develop a medical communication device designed to connect patients in remote areas with healthcare providers
Indian American expert to help build and launch a first-in-the-nation school shaping an emerging and critically important field
In an exclusive interview with the American Bazaar, two Northeastern University students, Naomi Rajput and Evan Smith discuss the inspiration, challenges and vision behind building their healthcare startup Eden
Roon sets itself apart from traditional health sites like WebMD by offering video-based Q&As from medical experts at top institutions.
By addressing an industry-wide challenge, Cofactor AI is transforming denial management, helping hospitals recover lost revenue and improve care delivery.
To provide long-term value for Alchemy’s customers and their patients “beyond the walls of a pharmacy,” the startup is investing in both clinical and digital products.
Soma Lab, backed by Y Combinator, tackles bottlenecks in education and hiring, making hands-on training scalable, cost-effective, and accessible.
Using a combination of AI software, wearable devices, and fitness trainers, Healthify claims to have served over 40 million users across 300 cities in India.
Founders Akkshay Khosla and Gokul Kumarresen developed Asha Healthcare after their own personal journeys with rare chronic conditions.
Eden aims to transform the healthcare sector by making it more patient-cantered and efficient through automating workflows worth billions of dollars.
Addressing a vital healthcare gap, Bhakthi Sahgal and fellow George Washington University DrPH students launch a digital platform providing fertility preservation services designed for cancer patients.