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Over 318,000 health apps are available in app stores, but only a fraction are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
How can we mitigate biases in AI-based health care? And how can we ensure that AI improves health care, rather than augmenting existing disparities?
Who owns the data that are collected via direct-to-consumer health apps? Who should own that data?
Should consumers have access to the data that are collected via direct-to-consumer health apps? What real-world challenges might this create?
Direct-to-consumer health apps provide a window into key issues in the world of digital health. In this post, respondents consider data privacy concerns.
Testing, quarantine and contact tracing were employed to detect and prevent further transmission of the virus. Breach of orders was criminally punishable.
A new working paper from participants in the AI-Health Working Group sets forth a research agenda for stakeholders to proactively collaborate and design AI technologies that work with users to improve their health and wellbeing.
If you ask someone to define AI, you will get no universal answer. One of the key challenges in legislating AI will be to define it.
By Sara Gerke At the General Meeting of the German Stem Cell Network (GSCN) in Jena in September 2017, Tobias Cantz and I proposed the establishment of a new GSCN strategic working group. This new working group,…
By Sara Gerke The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force two years ago but became directly applicable in all EU Member States only last week, aims to establish an equal level of protection for the rights and freedoms…
