Quality Care
The suspension comes as the digital mental health company faces increasing pressure over its prescription practices, particularly for ADHD medications.
The AI tech can spot signs of pancreatic cancer from non-contrast CT images.
Former vice president Matthew Truebe said he was fired after raising concerns about the company's prescribing practices, alleging Cerebral aimed to prescribe stimulants to all its ADHD patients to increase retention.
It plans to develop an in-house cloud platform.
Also: Impiricus raises a $3 million seed, and health tech VC Flare Capital Partners closes its $350 million third fund.
However, researchers found that participants' tendencies toward anxiety or pain catastrophizing affected which intervention worked better.
Also, Intuitive India releases its mobile app for surgeons using the da Vinci RAS system.
HIMSS22
Meeting the needs of healthcare providers is crucial for preventing burnout and improving patient outcomes, says Fran Ayalasomayajula, president of social impact organization Reach.
A development study published in JMIR describes the App Rating Inventory, which aims to help clinicians find high-quality tools to use with patients.
This week's top stories include providers looking for an extension of the pandemic public health emergency to prep for the end of waivers and flexibilities, and a study finds that using Akili's video game-like intervention led to improved sustained attention.