by Truveta staff | Jul 20, 2026 | News
By Emily Webber, PhD, Senior Director of Partner Insights & Enablement at Truveta One question I often hear from researchers is, “Should I use EHR data or claims data?” The better question is often, “What am I trying to learn?” When you’re designing a study, one...
by Anand Oka | Jul 16, 2026 | News
Every major technological shift begins with experimentation. Healthcare has spent the last several years exploring what artificial intelligence can do. Today, the conversation is changing. Rather than asking whether AI works, leading healthcare organizations are...
by Truveta staff | Jul 13, 2026 | News
Healthcare generates an extraordinary amount of real-world data every day. Across routine care, therapies are started, treatment changes are documented, scans reveal whether disease progressed, and hospitalizations capture outcomes that may never appear in a clinical...
by Nina Masters | Jun 18, 2026 | News
The good news: More adults are receiving Shingrix as soon as they can, and most early initiators are getting their second dose. Amid growing evidence linking shingles vaccination with lower dementia risk, it’s encouraging to see adults getting the shingles vaccine as...
by Johnathan Lancaster, MD, PhD | May 15, 2026 | News
An NBC News story on OpenEvidence marks a real inflection point in clinical AI. According to company representatives cited by NBC, nearly two-thirds of US physicians, roughly 650,000 doctors, now actively use the tool. In April alone, they reported nearly 27 million...
by Terry Myerson, CEO | May 12, 2026 | News
Last Friday at dinner, a friend asked about hantavirus. She had seen alarming headlines about cases connected to a cruise ship and asked, “Should we be worried?” She had already searched the web. A few news articles. Some government websites. Medical papers published...
