New CRISPR science could clip out, edit dangerous DNA
23andMe CEO and co-founder Anne Wojcicki discusses how the new technology could improve the lives of consumers.
Doximity, known as ‘LinkedIn for doctors,’ explained by largest investor
Doximity's largest investor Kevin Spain discusses the revenue and tech of the newly public company.
Georgia Gov. Kemp: Ransomware is the new war we're dealing with
Gov. Brian Kemp reacts to a Georgia hospital system recovering from a recent ransomware attack and the state removing nearly 100,000 names off voter rolls.
23andMe CEO on personalized healthcare based on genetic makeup
23andMe CEO and co-founder Anne Wojcicki discusses genetics role in personalized health care, arguing the current system is 'one size fits all.'
Biotech co. developing psychedelics for medical use starts trading on NASDAQ
Atai CEO and co-founder Florian Brand on his biotech company going public.
Combining direct health care and tech is ‘big growth area’: Zus Health CEO
Zus Health CEO and founder Jonathan Bush discusses his company’s new series and what’s new in health care tech.
Apple struggles in push to make health care its greatest legacy
Apple Inc. chief executive Tim Cook has said the company’s greatest contribution to mankind will be in health. So far, some Apple initiatives aimed at broadly disrupting the health care sector have struggled to gain traction,
Embattled Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes back in court as trial date approaches
Embattled Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will be in California court Tuesday as both sides prepare for her upcoming summer trial.
'Seismic shift' in health care with tech investments: Rubicon CEO
Rubicon Founders CEO Adam Boehler discusses his investments in health care technology and the 'seismic' shift in the industry.
90 days likely not long enough for COVID origins investigation: John Negroponte
Former Director of National Intelligence and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. John Negroponte on U.S.-China relations and the origins of COVID-19.
Anheuser-Busch incentivizing vaccines by buying Americans ‘a round of beer’
Anheuser-Busch chief external affairs officer Cesar Vargas says when 70 percent of Americans are vaccinated, his company will be giving away beer.
Keith Krach on Endless Frontier Act: US worker is ‘winner,’ Xi is ‘loser’ of the bill
Former Undersecretary of State for Economic Growth Keith Krach discusses U.S.-China relations and the origins of COVID-19.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has over 100 questions for jurors
Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes has more than 100 questions for potential jurors in her coming fraud trial, including whether they have ever called a radio show, posted opinions on social media or taken any medication that could affect their ability to serve.
Fort Lauderdale mayor on future of cruises
Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mayor Dean Trantalis discusses the CDC approving the first cruise to sail out of the U.S. in over a year in June.
Biden’s probe into COVID origins is ‘too late’: Congressman
Rep. Darin LaHood, R-Ill., discusses a report from his House committee that raised ‘the alarm bells’ about COVID-19 origins.
Cybersecurity expert on Big Tech and healthcare 'lots of red flags'
Sentinelone chief security adviser Morgan Wright breaks down the potential dangers of Big Tech expanding into healthcare
Elizabeth Holmes jury to hear of faulty Theranos tests from patients
Jurors will be able to hear limited evidence of Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes's wealth, and from customers who said they got faulty blood-test results, a judge concluded in a weekend order that will help shape her criminal fraud trial.
Improving the lives of people living with dementia
Tover founder and CEO Hester Anderiesen Le Riche on new technology that helps to improve the lives of dementia patients.
New technology helping improve quality of life of people living with dementia
Tover founder and CEO Hester Anderiesen Le Riche explains how light animation games are being used to boost patients' confidence and discusses the impact of COVID lockdown on the condition.
GOP looks to protect vaccine intellectual property going against Biden's wishes
Senate Republicans are pushing to protect COVID vaccines intellectual property rights despite Biden waiving IP protections. FOX Business' Hillary Vaughn with more.