- FDA codifies Class II pathway for fibrotic lung disease referral software
Federal Register (FDA final order) · 30 Oct
FDA codifies Class II special controls for radiology software that flags CT findings suggestive of fibrotic lung disease for referral. The order codifies Imvaria's Fibresolve De Novo grant (21 CFR 892.2085), creating a predicate device type future sponsors can reach through 510(k).
- AI-drafted inbox replies cut turnaround when used, but not after-hours burden
JAMA Network Open · 30 Oct
In 983,154 Epic In Basket ART responses (1,542 clinicians, Columbia/NYP), adopting the AI draft tool tracked with +8.6% turnaround, while using a draft tracked with -29.5%. No overall after-hours relief: -3.67pp for work-hours test-result queries, +4.52pp for messages received after hours.
- York and Scarborough expands ambient voice tech, Copilot and AI governance
Health Tech News · 30 Oct
The trust board heard that Nervecentre ambient voice technology rolls out to same-day emergency care with an NHSE funding agreement being finalised, Microsoft Copilot licences rise to 4,000, a new AI and Data Ethics committee oversees new AI uses, and EPR tranche three is set for June 2027.
- Philips launches HyperVue Integrated System in the US
Philips (GlobeNewswire) · 30 Oct
Philips announced US commercial availability of HyperVue Integrated, a fixed single-room cath-lab configuration combining DeepOCT+NIRS imaging with X1-FFR, which Philips calls the only FDA-cleared angiogram-derived FFR needing a single view. Showcased at TCT 2026. Company announcement.
- MammoLink adds CureMetrix cmAngio across 35 Florida counties
CureMetrix (EIN Presswire) · 30 Oct
MammoLink, a physician-owned mobile 3D mammography provider covering 35 Florida counties, has added CureMetrix's cmAngio, described by the company as the first and only FDA-cleared tool to detect and quantify breast arterial calcification, to its screening programme. Company announcement.
- Foundation models pretrained on 119,800-compound Cell Painting dataset
Nature Methods · 30 Oct
Research Briefing: self-supervised foundation models pretrained on JUMP-CP Cell Painting data (about 119,800 compounds) extract morphological features without cell segmentation, outperforming classical CellProfiler and generalising across cell types. Drug-discovery imaging, not clinical.
- Google opens Singapore health AI research hub
Google (The Keyword) · 29 Oct
Google announced a Singapore Research hub for health AI, MedGemma deployments to frontline care with data sovereignty, $7M to the Philanthropy Asia Alliance ($1M for the PathGen outbreak platform), an AI co-clinician evaluation with NUHS, and an NHG Health AI coach. Company announcement.
- Deep learning workflow validated for fully automated radiation dose estimation
Scientific Reports · 29 Oct
Validation of MetaSystems' two-stage DNN (U-Net segmentation plus VGG16 classifier trained on 718,927 objects) for fully automated dicentric chromosome scoring in biological dosimetry: dose estimates matched reference doses precisely for 12 of 13 test samples, including low-dose and triage modes.
- Meta funds Ohio State radiology AI research on chest X-rays and CT
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center · 28 Oct
Ohio State received Meta grants and access to Meta Superintelligence Labs' Muse models for three medical projects: drafting chest X-ray reports with clinical context (plus a study of when radiologists accept or reject AI drafts) and predicting heart failure risk from opportunistic abdominal CT.
- Microsoft: 30 million patient encounters automated in a quarter, up 70%
Microsoft Investor Relations · 28 Oct
On Microsoft's FY27 Q1 earnings call, Nadella said its tools automated 30 million patient encounters in the quarter, up 70% year over year, and ten providers, including Advocate Health, Mass General Brigham, Mercy and Intermountain, have each documented over one million encounters since January.