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World Health Day: Google, AI Chatbots Cannot Diagnose Or Care For You Like Doctors Can
Symptoms are not search terms, and health cannot be accurately understood through algorithms alone.
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Breakthrough As Finland Researchers Develop New Algorithm To Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
The new algorithm makes use of a particular metric called detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA2 a1), which can detect changes in heart rate variability over time.
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IIT-Mandi Startup Develops AI-Based Medical Imaging Solution to Detect Respiratory, Genetic Disorders
The innovators at Dectrocel Healthcare have developed a platform in which digital and analogue chest X-Ray images and pictures of children are uploaded and, in a few minutes, the algorithm is able to diagnose respiratory abnormalities that have significant mortalities such as tuberculosis and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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Engineers Develop Stamp-Sized Sticker That Can Provide Ultrasound Imaging for 48 Hours
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have aimed to solve the issue of limited access to bulky ultrasound machines. They developed a small sticker that sticks to the skin and provides ultrasound imaging continuously for 48 hours. Currently, this is done using sophisticated and heavy equipment that requires specialised technic...
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Google, Verily Life Sciences Use AI to Scan Eyes for Heart Risk
Google's algorithms were able to predict whether someone had high blood pressure or was at risk of a heart attack or stroke, Google researchers said Monday.
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Your New Medical Team: Algorithms and Physicians
Can machines outperform doctors? Not yet. But in some areas of medicine, they can make the care doctors deliver better.
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Why Doctors Get it Wrong About When You Will Die
A blind teenager with a brain tumour is at the centre of a UK court case that pits the hopes of his parents against medical opinion.
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New Medical Imaging Tech Likened to Google Maps for the Body
Using Google algorithms, researchers were able to zoom in and out from the scale of the whole joint down to the cellular level.
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World Health Day: Google, AI Chatbots Cannot Diagnose Or Care For You Like Doctors Can
Symptoms are not search terms, and health cannot be accurately understood through algorithms alone.
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Breakthrough As Finland Researchers Develop New Algorithm To Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
The new algorithm makes use of a particular metric called detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA2 a1), which can detect changes in heart rate variability over time.
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IIT-Mandi Startup Develops AI-Based Medical Imaging Solution to Detect Respiratory, Genetic Disorders
The innovators at Dectrocel Healthcare have developed a platform in which digital and analogue chest X-Ray images and pictures of children are uploaded and, in a few minutes, the algorithm is able to diagnose respiratory abnormalities that have significant mortalities such as tuberculosis and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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Engineers Develop Stamp-Sized Sticker That Can Provide Ultrasound Imaging for 48 Hours
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have aimed to solve the issue of limited access to bulky ultrasound machines. They developed a small sticker that sticks to the skin and provides ultrasound imaging continuously for 48 hours. Currently, this is done using sophisticated and heavy equipment that requires specialised technic...
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Google, Verily Life Sciences Use AI to Scan Eyes for Heart Risk
Google's algorithms were able to predict whether someone had high blood pressure or was at risk of a heart attack or stroke, Google researchers said Monday.
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Your New Medical Team: Algorithms and Physicians
Can machines outperform doctors? Not yet. But in some areas of medicine, they can make the care doctors deliver better.
-
Why Doctors Get it Wrong About When You Will Die
A blind teenager with a brain tumour is at the centre of a UK court case that pits the hopes of his parents against medical opinion.
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New Medical Imaging Tech Likened to Google Maps for the Body
Using Google algorithms, researchers were able to zoom in and out from the scale of the whole joint down to the cellular level.
