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What A Nighttime Freezer Hack Can Teach Blood Banks About Alarms
France’s blood service says alarms detected altered cold-room settings at three sites; plasma was moved, with no reported product loss or health impact.
How Anthropic’s One-Person Biotech Deal Could Test Claude’s Drugmaking Skills
Anthropic reportedly bought a one-person biotech to test Claude in drug development, but the company, deal terms and research plan remain undisclosed.
Athenahealth Launches Tool To Bring Patient Health Records Into Anthropic’s Claude – Fierce Healthcare
Athenahealth has launched a tool to bring patient records into Anthropic’s Claude, but its functions, availability and data safeguards remain unclear.
Equipping Healthcare Professionals With Practical AI Skills
Google announced a self-paced AI certificate for healthcare professionals, focused on administrative tasks, responsible use and patient privacy.
Using Voice AI For Everyday Check-Ins With Older Adults
A proposed three-week pilot would test daily AI phone check-ins for older adults living alone and whether families value the alerts enough to pay.
Can Voice Journaling Help Mothers Make Time For Self-Reflection?
IdeaNavigator AI proposes testing a voice journal for mothers, with weekly reflections and printed keepsakes. No trial results or product launch are reported.
What’s Behind Microsoft’s Claim That AI Outperforms Doctors?
Microsoft reports MAI-DxO outperformed generalists on difficult medical cases, but the study used historical text cases, not real patients.
Open Call For Guest Investigators In The Life Sciences – Anthropic
Anthropic has announced an open call for guest investigators in the life sciences, but eligibility, duties, application details and timing are not available.
Screen Habits And Behavioral Health: Find Counseling Support
An IdeaNavigator AI concept proposes a verified therapist directory for compulsive screen use, with a three-metro pilot to test patient bookings.