Ni Huang
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About
Ni Huang is a leading scholar at the intersection of digital health and information systems, whose work illuminates both the transformative potential and the hidden risks of technology in healthcare. Her research critically examines the dual nature of digital health—exploring how innovations like telemedicine and health apps empower patients and providers while also surfacing concerns around data privacy, algorithmic bias, and digital inequality. In her widely cited 2021 guest editorial, “The bright side and the dark side of digital health,” Huang provides a foundational framework for understanding these trade-offs, offering a balanced perspective that has shaped subsequent discourse in the field. With over 6 citations and growing influence, her contributions are particularly valued by scholars and practitioners navigating the ethical and practical challenges of digital transformation. Huang’s work stands out for its rigorous analysis and real-world relevance, making her a vital voice in conversations about responsible innovation. Her ongoing research continues to inform how we design, regulate, and trust digital health systems in an increasingly connected world.
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- 1Guest editorial: The bright side and the dark side of digital health6 citations · 2021