Keep yourself up to date with all the latest digital medicine news and publications by reading through the articles posted by Dr. Eric Topol’s on Twitter (@EricTopol) during the month of October. 

• The fax of life, Sarah Kliff, Vox, October 2017
• The IT Transformation Health Care Needs, Nikhil R. Sahni et al., Harvard Business Review, November-December 2017
• Machine learning of neural representations of suicide and emotion concepts identifies suicidal youth, Marcel Dama Just et al., Nature Human Behaviour, October 2017
• Dr. Google Will See You Now, Marc Siegel, The Wall Street Journal, October 2017
• Dr Google knows best: how technology is disrupting our relationships with GPs, David Fagan, The Guardian, October 2017
• Telemedicine is Forcing Doctors to Learn ‘Webside’ Manner, Robbie Gonzalez, WIRED, October, 2017
• To Keep Up With AI, We’ll Need High-Tech Brains, Christof Koch, The Wall Street Journal, October 2017
• This Doctor Diagnosed His Own Cancer with an iPhone Ultrasound, Antonio Regalado, MIT Technology Review, October 2017
• An Entrepreneur Aims To Peer Inside The Body With A Small, Simple, Cheap Device, Matthew Herper, Forbes, October 2017
• It may soon be possible for patients to scan their own organs at home. That worries some docs, Sharon Begley, STAT News, October 2017
• A generative vision model that trains with high data efficiency and breaks text-based CAPTCHAs, D. George et al., Science, October 2017
• Out with the E, in with the C: the new battleground for digital health, Paddy Padmanabhan, CIO, October 2017
• Citizen science provides a reliable and scalable tool to track disease-carrying mosquitoes, John Plamer et al., Nature Communications, October 2017
• How Intuitive Surgical Turned Medical Sci-Fi Into Reality, Sy Mukherjee, Fortune, October 2017
• The Artificial Intelligence Issue, MIT Technology Review, November/December 2017
• Bringing digital mental health to where it is needed most, Dror Ben-Zeev & David Atkins, Nature Human Behaviour, October 2017
• Telehealth, Reed V. Tuckson et al., The New England Journal of Medicine, October 2017
• How to Make a Consciousness Meter, Christof Koch, Scientific American, October 2017
• Protecting Against AI’s Existential Threat, Ilya Sutskever & Dario Amodei, The Wall Street Journal, October 2017
• The latest AI can work things out without being taught, The Economist, October 2017
• Self-taught AI is best yet at strategy game Go, Elizabeth Gibney, Nature, October 2017
• A Diabetes Monitor That Spares the Fingers, Larissa Zimberoff, October 2017
• Reboot for the AI revolution, Yuval Noah Harari, Nature, October 2017
• High-Risk Breast Lesions: A Machine Learning Model to Predict Pathologic Upgrade and Reduce Unnecessary Surgical Excision, Manisha Bahl et al., Radiology, October 2017
• How To Stop Worrying And Love The Great AI War Of 2018, Harry McCracken, Fast Company, October 2017
• Welcoming Our New Robot Overlords, Sheelah Kolhatkar, The New Yorker, October, 2017
• Google Wants to Give Your Computer a Personality, Lisa Eadicicco, Time, October 2017
• Smart Motion: The New Body Language, Joe Mullich, Forbes, October 2017
• Why Tech Is Starting to Make Me Uneasy, Farhad Manjoo, The New York Times, October 2017
• Functional ultrasound imaging of brain activity in human newborns, Charlie Demene et al., Science Translational Medicine, October 2017
• Flexible piezoelectric devices for gastrointestinal motility sensing, Canan Dagdeviren et al., Nature Biomedical Engineering, October 2017
• Google X and the Science of Radical Creativity, Derek Thompson, The Atlantic, November 2017
• Co-Parenting With Alexa, Rachel Botsman, The New York Times, October 2017
• How Smartphones Hijack Our Minds, Nicholas Carr, The Wall Street Journal, October 2017
• The biggest breakthrough in modern innovation probably isn’t what you expect, Kristin Houser, World Economic Forum, September 2017
• IBM to Congress: Watson will transform health care, so keep your hands off our supercomputer, Casey Ross & Ike Swetlitz, STAT News, October 2017
• The Coming Software Apocalypse, James Somers, The Atlantic, September 2017
• Is AI Riding a One-Trick Pony?, James Somers, MIT Technology Review, September 2017
• Can you really trust the medical apps on your phone?, Matt Burgess, WIRED, October 2017