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US smart wearable users will surge past 100 million by 2025 as AI capabilities drive adoption. Generational preferences, device convergence, and rising form factors like smart glasses and rings will reshape the market through 2028.

Only 30% of healthcare and pharma AI pilots make it to production: AI companies must demonstrate tech prowess, address security concerns, and drive clinical or business outcomes to convert more pilots into full-scale implementation..

New CMS head suggests AI avatars could replace clinicians: He鈥檚 not alone, but we鈥檙e dubious鈥攁nd of the mindset that human relationships are still the bedrock of a high-quality patient experience.

Oura debuts AI Advisor, Apple plans AI doctor in health app revamp: AI health agents add personalized advice and recommendations, but they should be viewed as helpful advice versus medical assessments.

AI medical scribes reduce doctor burnout, but cost savings are unclear: A new report highlights tactical benefits of the tech for health systems, but tech companies need to demonstrate how their tools deliver long-term financial benefits.

Consumers reject AI-written doctor鈥檚 notes: Patients' demand for transparent messaging from physicians is a reminder for pharma and healthcare companies to make sure their marketing messages are transparent too.

Amazon tests AI chatbot for consumer health questions: Amazon鈥檚 experimental Health AI chatbot could drive engagement with its One Medical and pharma services..

From the rise of sophisticated AI-driven tools to new policies reshaping data privacy and competition, 2025 promises to be a year of relentless change. Companies that adapt will thrive, while others risk being left behind in a swiftly moving market.

US docs spend up to 3 hours per week correcting AI: Physicians鈥� liability concerns with AI can be addressed by having them involved with technology purchasing decisions.

骋辞辞驳濒别鈥檚 AI Overviews for health will include people鈥檚 suggestions: It鈥檚 a recognition that consumers want to hear from their peers in addition to verified sources of medical information.

US wearables forecast 2025: Health and wellness features are driving consumer adoption of wearables. AI-powered capabilities could be next. But doctors aren鈥檛 as enthusiastic about relying on health data in their practice鈥攜et.

鈥凄谤. 础滨鈥� is the new 鈥凄谤. Google鈥�: 60% of US consumers have used AI for health guidance. Healthcare marketers and providers should educate the public on responsible use of AI for medical purposes.

Docs are using AI more, and are more excited about its potential: But physicians want more regulatory oversight before they completely trust the tech. Recent workforce cuts at the FDA could make this difficult to achieve.

Microsoft, Google enhance genAI offerings for clinicians: We examine the race between startups, health tech companies, and Big Tech giants to show healthcare organizations how their AI tools will drive efficiency-鈥揳nd why Microsoft could have a leg up on the competition.

Oregon bill seeks to ban AI nurses: If passed, the bill could provide a framework for other states as they work to regulate the use of AI in healthcare settings.

US hospitals use predictive AI tools, but many use biased data: Most AI models make recommendations based on homogenous data samples, which could actually harm many patients. But more regulatory oversight of healthcare AI isn鈥檛 guaranteed to happen in the near term.

Google DeepMind expects AI-designed drug trials to start this year: While the jury is out on how effective the tech is at accelerating drug discovery, that hasn鈥檛 stopped pharma companies from pursuing tie-ups with the firm to do just that.

Consumers want AI that鈥檚 vetted by doctors: They believe the tech can improve their experience, but only if it鈥檚 been responsibly implemented and its conclusions verified by a human clinician.