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Advocate Aurora Health, the 10th-largest non-profit system in the U.S., is the latest health system to bet big on renewable energy. 

The rise of connected devices in healthcare, also known as the Internet of Things, might improve patient care, but it could also put them in danger.

IBM continues to pursue healthcare applications for Watson as it attempts to further commercialize its hefty investment in the AI technology.

Wide use of "a fundamentally insecure network" poses substantial threat to healthcare, says Massachusetts Institute of Technology research fellow Joel Brenner.

Two major Boston-area healthcare providers have announced an aggressive plan to make their facilities greener.

While IBM has invested heavily in Watson, and the technology is paying off in healthcare innovations, it's been a rather expensive proposition.

The work that just earned two economists the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics could have uses in the future for accountable care organizations and in physician compensation.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have demonstrated that robots can help with decision making on a hospital's labor and delivery floor.