Ai In Health 2026
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AI To Help Enable Early Diagnosis Of Brain Disorders At Mumbai Hospital
As part of a pilot project, 150 patients at KEM Hospital will undergo AI-based assessments
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The Machine Can Read Scans, But It Can't Read Patients: Why AI Tools Fail To Match Medical Realities
AI in healthcare promises efficiency, but poor specificity, hidden infrastructure costs, and legal risks leave patients and doctors short-changed.
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IIT Madras, CMC Vellore Build AI Tools For Early Kidney Disease Detection
Researchers at IIT Madras and CMC Vellore have developed three AI-based tools to help predict chronic kidney disease, classify kidney abnormalities on CT scans and measure kidney tumour burden using 3D imaging
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AI In Healthcare: Doctors Must Stay Accountable, Experts Say
At a national consultation in New Delhi, healthcare leaders called for evidence-based, ethical and patient-centric AI, stressing that technology should support doctors, not replace clinical judgement
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China's New AI Tool Can Screen Your DNA For Rare Diseases: What It Could Mean?
China has released OneGenome, an open-source AI system designed to interpret DNA changes and medical literature to help identify rare diseases. Here's how the technology works, what it could change and why doctors will still matter
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AI To Help Enable Early Diagnosis Of Brain Disorders At Mumbai Hospital
As part of a pilot project, 150 patients at KEM Hospital will undergo AI-based assessments
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The Machine Can Read Scans, But It Can't Read Patients: Why AI Tools Fail To Match Medical Realities
AI in healthcare promises efficiency, but poor specificity, hidden infrastructure costs, and legal risks leave patients and doctors short-changed.
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IIT Madras, CMC Vellore Build AI Tools For Early Kidney Disease Detection
Researchers at IIT Madras and CMC Vellore have developed three AI-based tools to help predict chronic kidney disease, classify kidney abnormalities on CT scans and measure kidney tumour burden using 3D imaging
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AI In Healthcare: Doctors Must Stay Accountable, Experts Say
At a national consultation in New Delhi, healthcare leaders called for evidence-based, ethical and patient-centric AI, stressing that technology should support doctors, not replace clinical judgement
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China's New AI Tool Can Screen Your DNA For Rare Diseases: What It Could Mean?
China has released OneGenome, an open-source AI system designed to interpret DNA changes and medical literature to help identify rare diseases. Here's how the technology works, what it could change and why doctors will still matter
