Strategic returns from learning health systems: what overcoming barriers unlocks in the age of AI. Credit: npj Health Systems (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s44401-025-00029-0 ...

And although 43% of U.S. health care organizations had added or expanded AI use in 2024, many implementations are still exploratory, particularly when it comes to medical decisions and diagnoses.

“Most health care organizations that use AI do very little to vet it and even less to monitor it,” she said. “As a result, we have very little information about its safe and equitable use.” ...

In 2024, the global health care AI market was estimated at more than $26 billion, and it's expected to grow to over $187 billion by 2030. There's good reason for the boom.

An Opportunity To Improve Health Care For All The future of AI in health care lies in large-scale, evidence-based deployment that is patient-centered and ethically robust.

The global AI health care market is soaring. It’s reportedly expected to reach over $180 billion in value by 2030. Whether to ease the administrative burden on physicians, serve as the first ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said he wants to put many vaccines through longer trials, and while the FDA’s AI use hasn’t been pegged for vaccine trials ...

These examples demonstrate how AI can enhance health care accessibility in developing countries, offering life-saving innovations in environments with limited medical resources.

On Friday, June 13, a lecture closing out the first presidential session of the congress took the audience through the journey of AI in health care to the present day. 1 According to Jakob ...

AI in health care needs patient-centered regulation to avoid discrimination, say experts by SAGE Publications edited by Sadie Harley, reviewed by Robert Egan Editors' notes ...

They also were more likely to change an AI's treatment recommendations for women, resulting in a higher percentage who were erroneously advised not to seek medical care, researchers add. "These ...

The Department of Health and Human Services didn’t immediately respond to HuffPost’s request for comment. Below, experts share more thoughts on the FDA’s AI implementation.