While many businesses are suffering during the recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic, telemedicine companies, including Doctor on Demand, are doing better than ever.
The American Medical Association, American Hospital Association and American Nurses Association pleaded Monday with Americans to wear a mask and practice social distancing to stop the surge of cases of the coronavirus strain Covid-19.
Our second annual list highlights promising, private, U.S.-based companies that are using artificial intelligence in meaningful business-oriented ways.
Molina Healthcare said it completed the acquisition of certain assets of YourCare Health Plan, Inc., bringing the Medicaid health plan 47,000 new members.
Walgreens is expanding its partnership with Microsoft while adding a deal with Adobe to better “personalize” the shopping and healthcare experience of its more than 100 million customers.
DispatchHealth, which provides virtual and in-home healthcare, announced Tuesday that it has raised a $136 million Series C round. The main focus of the healthcare startup is to expand an old-school medical service: the house call.
In Forbes’ first-ever virtual hackathon event, six under 30 alums gathered remotely for a full weekend, working round-the-clock to figure out how to distribute Internet to the least connected city in the country.
Demand for drones has soared as civic authorities, state governments and the police sought out these flying machines to help them manage the pandemic in a myriad of ways.
Today, Modern Fertility is announcing the launch of two new products — a pregnancy test and an ovulation test — as well as a free mobile app to help women better understand their unique cycle and ovulation patterns, whether they are trying for kids or …