An AI tool developed by NIH-funded researchers identified distinct cellular features in and around tumors. These features could be measured using blood tests to track and predict responses to certain cancer treatments without the need for biopsies. Learn more about the test: bit.ly/4uCkWP6

Rural healthcare is facing unprecedented shifts and widening disparities. Today in Chicago, we are discussing the ways digital health tools can support the unique operational, financial, and clinical challenges of rural care delivery. #BeckersRural

6 in 10 clinicians report workflow efficiency improvements with AI and 54% see an improvement in the speed of their diagnostic decision-making. Nearly half (49%) report time savings of at least 132 hours annually from using AI tools. #healthAI

Microsoft and Mayo Clinic are co-creating a frontier AI model purpose-built for healthcare, combining Mayo Clinic’s clinical expertise and longitudinal data with Microsoft’s advanced AI capabilities. #healthAI

Let's check in together. Know your numbers with OMRON: bit.ly/3OsVaNG

The U.S. health care system is adopting artificial intelligence faster than nearly any other sector, and for many patients, that’s unsettling. The rapid integration of AI in medicine, particularly in clinical settings, has left many wondering: Is rising AI use helping clinicians do their jobs better? Or is it setting the stage for a future where AI “superintelligence” takes human experts’ place? New research into how clinicians are currently using AI offers a reassuring answer, and a roadmap for building health care AI that effectively serves both doctors and patients. Put simply, AI used well is not a replacement for physicians’ expertise, but a force multiplier for it. AI tools, such as Medscape AI, can help to empower physicians to work more efficiently and access critical information faster. Read the full article from Dr. Neha Pathak by tapping the link: kevinmd.com/2026/05/doctors-…

Dar-axonrasib dared to go where all else failed! Amazing moment to witness reaching this ultimate Holy Grail of oncology- through amazing chemical biology doubling overall survival for pts w advanced pancreatic cancer! Personally so excited that through the generous RevMed EAP program our patients in the Bronx will have access to this transformational drug imminently! @fernandbteich #ASCO26

Such a powerful moment #ASCO26

Congratulations to the leaders honored at the @oncodaily Yvonne Awards 2026. Their work continues to shape the future of cancer care through science, service, mentorship, innovation, and global impact. #OncoDaily #ASCO26

70% of patients still prefer to talk to a doctor. But when care takes weeks and AI answers in seconds, patients are making rational tradeoffs.

“The challenge—and the opportunity—before the healthcare community is to leverage the Internet and AI chatbots, maintaining the advantage at what those sources cannot replicate: a trusted, personalized and caring human relationship oriented toward a patient's wellbeing.”

Our new @NatureMedicine Perspective argues that uncritical use of #AI in early medical training may weaken independent clinical reasoning, and proposes a framework for integrating AI while protecting core competencies. nature.com/articles/s41591-0… @NaturePortfolio @dukenus #DukeNUS

Why AI cannot do good science without humans @Nature With the arrival of ‘AI scientists’, it’s as well to remember that human wisdom, empathy and sheer messiness are as much part of progress as are process and efficiency.