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Can AI Save Lives By Reading What Doctors Miss? A New Mental Health Breakthrough Explaining 'Hidden' Medical Data
A new study highlights the potential of AI to save lives by analyzing medical data. Here is what the study found and how it can impact mental healthcare.
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Thailand Man Finds Street Food Wrapped In Sensitive Medical Records, Hospital Fined
The hospital stated that it had outsourced document disposal to a small business. However, they didn't follow up.
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Peru Fines Lima Clinic $190,000 For Leak Of Shakira's Medical Records
A Peruvian regulator hit private health-care provider Auna SA with a stiff fine for the unauthorised disclosure of medical records belonging to popular singer Shakira.
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Patient Records Of Millions Found Online In 50 Nations, Including India: Report
Millions of records belonging to patients worldwide, including X-Rays, mammograms and MRI scans, were long freely accessible online without basic security measures, German authorities said Tuesday after a media investigation.
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"Healthiest Individual For Presidency": Doctor Says Trump Dictated 2015 Letter
The irony is not lost on the president's detractors that Trump - who at 70 became the oldest person elected president and who repeatedly attacked Hillary Clinton's health and "stamina" during the 2016 campaign - may have misled the American public about his own physical well-being.
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Apple Wants You To Put Your Medical Records On The Iphone
Apple, the tech giant that has been hungrily eyeing the health care sector for years, announced Wednesday it would soon allow people in certain hospital systems to tether their medical records to their iPhones.
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Google to Remove Private Medical Records From Search Results
Google has quietly started removing personal medical records from its search results, a departure from its typically hands-off approach to policing the Web.
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Uber Checking If Bribes Paid For Delhi Rape Survivor's Medical Records
Uber Technologies Inc has hired a law firm to investigate how it obtained the medical records of a Delhi woman executive who was raped by an Uber driver in 2014. The review will focus in part on accusations from some current and former employees that bribes were involved, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Uber Fires Executive Who Obtained Delhi Rape Survivor's Records: Report
Ride-hailing company Uber has fired a top executive who allegedly obtained medical records of a 26-year-old woman raped by an Uber driver in India in 2014, according to a media report.
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Donald Trump's Doctor Declares Him In 'Excellent Physical Health'
Donald Trump released lab results Thursday from a recent medical examination, with his personal physician stating that the Republican presidential candidate "is in excellent physical health."
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Pakistan Court Terms Musharraf's Medical Report 'Fake'
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today termed former military dictator Pervez Musharraf's medical report as "fake" while rejecting his plea seeking exemption from court appearances in the 2007 judges' detention case.
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Unique Code to Define Patient's Medical History in Pipeline
Days are not far away when a unique code will define a patient's medical history and medical institutions in the country and elsewhere can have access to it.
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Scientists Identify 3 Subtypes of Type-2 Diabetes
Scientists have discovered three subtypes of type 2 diabetes after analysing more than 11,000 patient records and identifying common genetic variants among them.
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Hillary Clinton Says She Would Release Medical Records
Hillary Rodham Clinton says if she seeks the White House again she will release her medical records in the same manner of past presidential candidates.
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Marilyn Monroe's medical records to be auctioned
A set of medical records including facial X-rays, believed to be Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe's, are going to be auctioned off next month by Julien's Auctions.
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Can AI Save Lives By Reading What Doctors Miss? A New Mental Health Breakthrough Explaining 'Hidden' Medical Data
A new study highlights the potential of AI to save lives by analyzing medical data. Here is what the study found and how it can impact mental healthcare.
-
Thailand Man Finds Street Food Wrapped In Sensitive Medical Records, Hospital Fined
The hospital stated that it had outsourced document disposal to a small business. However, they didn't follow up.
-
Peru Fines Lima Clinic $190,000 For Leak Of Shakira's Medical Records
A Peruvian regulator hit private health-care provider Auna SA with a stiff fine for the unauthorised disclosure of medical records belonging to popular singer Shakira.
-
Patient Records Of Millions Found Online In 50 Nations, Including India: Report
Millions of records belonging to patients worldwide, including X-Rays, mammograms and MRI scans, were long freely accessible online without basic security measures, German authorities said Tuesday after a media investigation.
-
"Healthiest Individual For Presidency": Doctor Says Trump Dictated 2015 Letter
The irony is not lost on the president's detractors that Trump - who at 70 became the oldest person elected president and who repeatedly attacked Hillary Clinton's health and "stamina" during the 2016 campaign - may have misled the American public about his own physical well-being.
-
Apple Wants You To Put Your Medical Records On The Iphone
Apple, the tech giant that has been hungrily eyeing the health care sector for years, announced Wednesday it would soon allow people in certain hospital systems to tether their medical records to their iPhones.
-
Google to Remove Private Medical Records From Search Results
Google has quietly started removing personal medical records from its search results, a departure from its typically hands-off approach to policing the Web.
-
Uber Checking If Bribes Paid For Delhi Rape Survivor's Medical Records
Uber Technologies Inc has hired a law firm to investigate how it obtained the medical records of a Delhi woman executive who was raped by an Uber driver in 2014. The review will focus in part on accusations from some current and former employees that bribes were involved, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Uber Fires Executive Who Obtained Delhi Rape Survivor's Records: Report
Ride-hailing company Uber has fired a top executive who allegedly obtained medical records of a 26-year-old woman raped by an Uber driver in India in 2014, according to a media report.
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Donald Trump's Doctor Declares Him In 'Excellent Physical Health'
Donald Trump released lab results Thursday from a recent medical examination, with his personal physician stating that the Republican presidential candidate "is in excellent physical health."
-
Pakistan Court Terms Musharraf's Medical Report 'Fake'
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today termed former military dictator Pervez Musharraf's medical report as "fake" while rejecting his plea seeking exemption from court appearances in the 2007 judges' detention case.
-
Unique Code to Define Patient's Medical History in Pipeline
Days are not far away when a unique code will define a patient's medical history and medical institutions in the country and elsewhere can have access to it.
-
Scientists Identify 3 Subtypes of Type-2 Diabetes
Scientists have discovered three subtypes of type 2 diabetes after analysing more than 11,000 patient records and identifying common genetic variants among them.
-
Hillary Clinton Says She Would Release Medical Records
Hillary Rodham Clinton says if she seeks the White House again she will release her medical records in the same manner of past presidential candidates.
-
Marilyn Monroe's medical records to be auctioned
A set of medical records including facial X-rays, believed to be Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe's, are going to be auctioned off next month by Julien's Auctions.
