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Brain Implants Are Physically Rewiring Damaged Spines
A new brain-computer interface does more than bypass spinal cord injuries; it might actually help heal them. The post Brain Implants Are Physically Rewiring Damaged Spines first appeared on Yesil Science .
Medical AI fails under dynamic safety tests
Medical AI models that ace static exams fall apart when an automated adversary starts asking hard questions. The post Medical AI fails under dynamic safety tests first appeared on Yesil Science .
Medicare Redefines How It Pays For AI
The federal government is finally dismantling the outdated reimbursement models that treated digital algorithms like physical MRI machines. The post Medicare Redefines How It Pays For AI first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI adapts genetic risk scores for diverse ancestries
A new deep learning tool bypasses the need for massive non-European genetic trials by adapting existing risk models to diverse populations. The post AI adapts genetic risk scores for diverse ancestries first appeared on Yesil Science .
Neko Health Bets $700 Million on Preventive Scans
A massive investment in full-body scanning reveals a fundamental shift toward startups that build their own clinical data from scratch. The post Neko Health Bets $700 Million on Preventive Scans first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI misses suicide risk in long conversations
New research reveals that as digital therapy sessions drag on, artificial intelligence loses its ability to detect suicidal ideation, even as human clinicians remain perfectly sharp. The post AI misses suicide risk in long conversations first appeared on Yesil Science .
Medicare Moves to Ban Remote Monitoring Vendors
A sudden regulatory shift threatens to dismantle the outsourced remote patient monitoring industry overnight. The post Medicare Moves to Ban Remote Monitoring Vendors first appeared on Yesil Science .
Remote blood pressure monitoring leaves minority gaps
Giving patients Bluetooth blood pressure cuffs improves overall health outcomes, but technology alone cannot erase deep-seated racial disparities in clinical care. The post Remote blood pressure monitoring leaves minority gaps first appeared on Yesil Science .
Medicare Advantage AI Denials Face Senate Crackdown
The era of unchecked algorithmic care denials in Medicare Advantage is hitting a bipartisan wall in Washington. The post Medicare Advantage AI Denials Face Senate Crackdown first appeared on Yesil Science .
Artificial intelligence-based ECG reconstruction error as a continuous predictor of all-cause mortality: a multi-cohort retrospective validation study
By measuring what an artificial intelligence model fails to reconstruct in an electrocardiogram, researchers have found a highly generalizable way to predict mortality. The post Artificial intelligence-based ECG reconstruction error as a continuous predictor of all-cause mortality: a multi-cohort retrospective validation study first appeared on Yesil Science
California Targets Health Tech Corporate Structure
A multi-million dollar settlement in California signals a hostile regulatory shift for venture-backed digital health startups nationwide. The post California Targets Health Tech Corporate Structure first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI maps brain surgery targets for epilepsy
A new computational platform pinpointed compact brain targets to help surgeons stop drug-resistant seizures. The post AI maps brain surgery targets for epilepsy first appeared on Yesil Science .
Chai Discovery Hits Three Billion Dollar Valuation
A massive new funding round for an AI drug startup shows that Big Pharma is outsourcing its most critical early-stage molecular design. The post Chai Discovery Hits Three Billion Dollar Valuation first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI agents draft safe ICU handoff summaries
A new multi-agent AI pipeline proves that the safest way to use language models in hospitals is to stop treating them as autonomous writers and start using them as structured conflict detectors. The post AI agents draft safe ICU handoff summaries first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI Tool Predicts Cancer Survival From Single Cells
Averaging tumor data has long blinded oncologists to the specific, high-risk cells that drive patient mortality. The post AI Tool Predicts Cancer Survival From Single Cells first appeared on Yesil Science .
AI still lags behind doctors on antibiotic choices
A new double-blind trial reveals that specialized medical AI still cannot match human doctors when prescribing antibiotics for complex hospital infections. The post AI still lags behind doctors on antibiotic choices first appeared on Yesil Science .
Victoria Sets Rules for Public Health AI
Australia's state of Victoria is drawing a hard line on clinical AI, forcing health systems to choose between rapid automation and strict data sovereignty. The post Victoria Sets Rules for Public Health AI first appeared on Yesil Science .
The Microbiology AI Report — July 2026
Autonomous biomedical research with an artificial intelligence agent The post The Microbiology AI Report — July 2026 first appeared on Yesil Science .
Patients Adjust Heart Medication Using AI Copilot
A new pilot study suggests heart failure patients can safely adjust their own daily diuretic doses using AI-guided sensor readings, shifting the burden away from overloaded clinical teams. The post Patients Adjust Heart Medication Using AI Copilot first appeared on Yesil Science .
Fewer Startups Win Big in Health Tech Recovery
The digital health funding rebound is real, but it is creating a stark divide between a few giants and the rest of the market. The post Fewer Startups Win Big in Health Tech Recovery first appeared on Yesil Science .