Millions of people worldwide have speech and motor impairments that can make speaking and communicating difficult. But a look can say a lot. Look to Speak, a free Android app, was built to help people like Antoinette use their eyes to select pre-written phrases and have them spoken aloud on a mobile device. Now, a variety of people with temporary, permanent, or situational disabilities may use a look to say a lot too. ... Read More

Ivan Poupyrev and Dr. Stefano Bini share the story of how the research partnership between UCSF and ATAP is helping understand surgery outcomes.... Read More

Yossi Matias announces new developments in AI research related to ARDA, DermAssist and Mobile Vitals. He shares two new projects focused on how smartphones may eventually help with diseases of the eye and heart.... Read More

Hema Budaraju shares the latest COVID-19 innovations from Google Search and other features to help people get the health information and care that’s right for them and their loved ones.... Read More

Dr. Ivor Horn shares the latest work from our maternal health partnership with Northwestern Medicine. Dr. Lase Ajayi gives an overview of PowerMom, her smartphone app-based research study that enables pregnant people to share data about their pregnancies with scientists.... Read More

James Park talks about the latest developments from Fitbit, including their work on Atrial fibrillation.... Read More

Kat Chou and Garrett Mehl discuss how Google and the WHO are working together to enable patient-centered care, and how developers are using the SDK to build a new digital health platform.... Read More

Dr. Garth Graham talks about how YouTube is working with authoritative health partners and focusing on information quality and information equity. ... Read More

Dr. Charles DeShazer, Aashima Gupta and Hien Brown discuss the importance of interoperability in patient outcomes with Mike Cordeiro of MEDITECH.... Read More