Family medicine: from the daily briefing
Every daily briefing item tagged family medicine, newest first. The weekly roundup is on the family medicine page.
- Microsoft's AI diagnostic panel solves 83.2% of hard NEJM cases vs. 36.1% for generalist physicians, Science paper reportsEvidence
- Google Research's personal health agent ranks first for 46.7% of 45 end users vs 24.4% for a single-agent baseline in a rating studyEvidence
- Baba raises $40 million for care coordination that pairs AI with licensed clinicians for Medicare and Medicaid patientsMoney
- FDA clears Sequel's twiist automated insulin delivery system for adults with insulin-treated type 2 diabetesRegulation
- Digital GLP-1 program in UK reports 15.5% average weight loss and 91.4% retention among 8,127 women at six months, Nature Medicine study findsEvidence
- Elation Health adds AI payment posting to its primary care billing tools, sending partial and denied payments to staffDeployment
- Continuous glucose monitors cut A1C 0.9 point more than routine care in type 2 diabetes without insulin, Dexcom-funded NEJM trial findsEvidence
- Function lab results will flow into the Google Health app, where an AI coach can use them for wellness guidanceDeployment
- Google's $179.99 Fitbit Edge adds AI blood pressure and insulin resistance trend alerts, labeled for general wellness onlyDeployment
- Google's patient-facing diagnostic AI needs no safety stops in 98 supervised pre-visit chats at Beth Israel, Lancet study reportsEvidence
- Everlywell sells FDA-authorized mammogram AI that estimates five-year breast cancer risk directly to consumers nationwideDeployment
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Tagged family medicine, from the daily briefing
- Microsoft's AI diagnostic panel solves 83.2% of hard NEJM cases vs. 36.1% for generalist physicians, Science paper reports
- Google Research's personal health agent ranks first for 46.7% of 45 end users vs 24.4% for a single-agent baseline in a rating study
- Baba raises $40 million for care coordination that pairs AI with licensed clinicians for Medicare and Medicaid patients