Women In Health IT

(SPONSORED) Adrienne Edens, VP of Education at CHIME, offers her perspective as a judge from the inaugural Most Influential Women in Health IT Awards and Helen Donnelly of Verizon applauds the initiative's focus to recognize influence and raise awareness within the community which it supports.

RNC takes Hillary Clinton to task for not having a healthcare plan, though she does – and she was quick to share it.

In the absence of formal communication, people make things up and that's how rumors start.

Her light-emitting diode is at work in mobile devices, laptops and smartwatches.

AI can help drive the Triple Aim in healthcare, reducing cost, improving quality and expanding access, according to a new report from Accenture.

57 percent of Republicans support the idea of government-sponsored Medicare and Medicaid.

IT performs well in terms of number of women represented, but poorly when it comes to pay equity according to latest report from Morgan Stanley.

National numbers show that women make up just 19.9 percent of corporate boards across the country.

Kapor claims bullying, stereotyping, sexual harassment and racial bias in the workplace cost the tech industry billions per year due to turnover.

Startups with women at the helm have executive leadership teams that are on average 38 percent women, 2.4 times the average, survey finds.