As we’ve written before, artificial intelligence (AI) offers many opportunities for advancing cancer research. Today, we examine a promising new ultrasound-reading AI. Recently approved by the FDA. …
As the post title indicates an exciting new AI application now exists. It involves better screening for lung cancer and other diseases!
Previously, we offered these posts on artificial intelligence:
As reported by Denise Grady for the NY Times:
“Computers were as good or better than doctors at detecting tiny lung cancers on CT scans, in a study by researchers from Google and several medical centers.
As we reported late last year, artificial intelligence (AI) is aiding drug operations. Today, we take a look at medical diagnosis.
As Cade Metz reports for the NY Times:
“Each year, millions of Americans walk out of a doctor’s office with a misdiagnosis.…
Read moreWe know that technology has had a tremendous on the medical field. And artificial intelligence (AI) is coming on strong. Today, we look at how AI aids drug operations.…
Read moreAs we noted yesterday, artificial intelligence (AI) is entering the medical diagnosis field in a big way. Now, let’s look further.
Recently, Garbuio and Lin published an article in California Management Review, “Artificial Intelligence as a Growth Engine for Health Care Startups”:
“The future of health care may change dramatically as entrepreneurs offer solutions that change how we prevent, diagnose, and cure health conditions, using artificial intelligence (AI).…
Read moreThe Mayo Clinic is one of the world’s great hospitals. Earlier, we pointed out several free online resources that the Mayo Clinic offers. It is now engaged in another cutting-edge project.…
Read moreRecently, FierceHealthcare published a document highlighting lessons from 15 emerging firms:
“One company was formed early in 2018 when a group of hospitals — fed up with drug shortages and price spikes — promised to upend the market.…
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