It’s time for our Monthly Digital Health Download, where we unpack the stories shaping healthcare and technology right now. This month, Steve Kraus and Michael Esquivel try to make sense of a particularly eventful few weeks, with plenty to debate about where healthcare is headed and what it means for founders, investors, clinicians, and patients.

In this episode:

  • Why a court declared that patients don’t have right to ambient AI recordings
  • Oura postpones its IPO at the last minute, despite strong investor demand. What happened?
  • What happens when patients start showing up to appointments armed with medical advice from AI?
  • AI was supposed to make healthcare cheaper. So why is it driving spending up first?
  • The FDA starts wrestling with one of healthcare AI’s hardest questions: How do you regulate medical technology that can change constantly? Chime in on the white paper here.

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