September 24, 2026
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5 stories
A survey of 4,200 adults finds broad support for disclosure — and much less agreement about what should happen next.
Real-time interpretation is filling a genuine shortage. The evidence base for high-stakes clinical use has not kept pace.
Symptom triage tools are being evaluated on accuracy. A study of what patients actually did afterward finds a weak relationship.
Consumer devices are generating clinical findings that arrive with no workflow, no reimbursement and no clear owner.
Draft replies to patient portal messages were clinically sound and read, to patients, as though nobody had actually looked.