A new alliance between Microsoft and Sophia Genetics intends to accelerate the transition to precision medicine throughout the world and improve data interoperability using Al and ML.
The United Arab Emirates-based health services company, SEHA, has agreed with South Korean AI company, Lunit, to conduct a proof of concept of its radiology solutions.
After two years of research and development, Alife, a tech startup, has released new artificial intelligence software to aid fertility clinics in optimising and supporting clinical judgement throughout crucial IVF procedural steps.
Researchers at Penn State intend to develop AI-based machine learning (ML) algorithms that can examine longitudinal data to forecast risk, especially for specific medical disorders, after receiving a $599,883 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Microsoft Corp. and Haleon, a market leader in consumer health, have launched a new partnership to improve access to daily health for those who are blind, have limited vision, or have trouble reading descriptions of products owing to limited education.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
According to Gautam Khanna, CEO of P D Hinduja Hospital & MRC and Chair of the FICCI Health Services Committee, there are many cancer patients in developing nations like India who may benefit from cutting-edge, efficient and minimally invasive treatments.
WHO has launched an AI-sponsored healthcare worker that can spread information on different health-related topics in seven different languages.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
Abiding by their pledge to contribute to society, Tencent Holdings has introduced a new AI-based hearing device that will provide better speech intelligibility and sound precision.
A new alliance between Microsoft and Sophia Genetics intends to accelerate the transition to precision medicine throughout the world and improve data interoperability using Al and ML.
The United Arab Emirates-based health services company, SEHA, has agreed with South Korean AI company, Lunit, to conduct a proof of concept of its radiology solutions.
After two years of research and development, Alife, a tech startup, has released new artificial intelligence software to aid fertility clinics in optimising and supporting clinical judgement throughout crucial IVF procedural steps.
Researchers at Penn State intend to develop AI-based machine learning (ML) algorithms that can examine longitudinal data to forecast risk, especially for specific medical disorders, after receiving a $599,883 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Microsoft Corp. and Haleon, a market leader in consumer health, have launched a new partnership to improve access to daily health for those who are blind, have limited vision, or have trouble reading descriptions of products owing to limited education.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
According to Gautam Khanna, CEO of P D Hinduja Hospital & MRC and Chair of the FICCI Health Services Committee, there are many cancer patients in developing nations like India who may benefit from cutting-edge, efficient and minimally invasive treatments.
WHO has launched an AI-sponsored healthcare worker that can spread information on different health-related topics in seven different languages.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
Abiding by their pledge to contribute to society, Tencent Holdings has introduced a new AI-based hearing device that will provide better speech intelligibility and sound precision.
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