Global news round-up from the world of artificial intelligence in medicine
Should your radiologist be a computer?
Far from replacing radiologists, AI can help make it faster and more intuitive for radiologists to maximize patient care outcomes
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NVIDIA expands large language models to biology
Pharma companies, biotech startups and pioneering biology researchers are developing AI applications with the NVIDIA BioNeMo LLM service and framework
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Scientists use AI to narrow down risk factors for long COVID
Data was pulled from electronic health records of nearly 100,000 adults who had tested positive for COVID-19 and machine learning models identified risk factors
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Scopio Labs launches digital application for bone marrow aspirate imaging and review
New application provides an enhanced hematology workflow by utilizing AI and imaging of vast numbers of cells to overcome limitations of manual microscopy
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Microsoft launches program to accelerate medical research
AI for Health program will support collaborative projects leveraging artificial intelligence for medical research and discoveries
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Exclusive interviews with the key movers, shakers and thought leaders
Finding better solutions - health equity and data liquidity for all populations
Equideum’s Heather Flannery on bringing global population health to a new level with better, more explainable AI
Data scientists are the newest members of the care team
Equality AI’s Maia Hightower on how becoming a start-up CEO compares with previous roles as a physician and a healthcare executive
Building a collective intelligence among medical experts
Ango AI co-founders the Urul brothers on their journey into medical AI
At the end of the day, nothing is more important than health
Vision Surgery AI’s Karim Tamir on potential of computer vision to transform the operating theater
The possibilities are limitless … if we get it right
UC Davis Health CEO David Lubarsky looks forward to AIMed’s Global Summit, and shares some of the initiatives underway at the academic medical center
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There are immense workflow benefits coming from AI applications
Guerbet’s Jared Houk on the evolution of medical imaging, the impact of AI, and the importance of clinical engagement
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ABAIM scholarships competition
Courtesy of our partner Guerbet, we have two scholarship opportunities available for the ABAIM review course
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One patient every second
Somewhere in the world, a patient undergoes an imaging procedure with a Guerbet product every single second. Guerbet’s North America VP Thomas McLaughlin takes time out to talk innovation
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“We are not trying to do everything but we are trying to do everything well”
Guerbet’s Chief Digital Officer, François Nicolas, on steering a 95 year old company from manufacturing radiology agents to developing AI solutions
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GLOBAL SUMMIT
June 2023
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Global Summit
May 2022
Highlights from the global summit in San Francisco, May 2022.
Webinar
Basics of successful AI adoption in Radiology workflows
Hear key insights from a panel of innovative healthcare leaders on how to successfully orchestrate AI into radiology workflows, create efficiencies across the workflow, and save radiologist’s time.
Webinar
AI Education: How can I learn about artificial intelligence?
Three academic experts discuss how they are learning about AI, how they are supporting medical students, and what academic institutions should be doing to teach radiology residents about AI.
Indepth focus on the big issues
Neuroscience: The next AI frontier
Dr. Sharief Taraman, Chief Medical Officer at Cognoa, looks to the future of AI-driven neurology
The future of neurosciences and cognitive architecture
Anthony Chang looks forward to the next paradigm in AI in medicine: Neuroscience-inspired integrated cognitive architecture
How AI can predict suicide before it’s too late
Dr. John Frownfelter, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer at Jvion reveals how AI is set to play a crucial role in America’s impending mental health crisis
Bringing augmented intelligence to mental health care
How an augmented intelligence mental telehealth app enables clinicians to interpret unconscious tacit behavioral and emotional intelligence
The dawn of a new AI
Khai Pham, CEO of ThinkingNode Life Science believes the next wave of AI will leverage both data and knowledge, providing human-like reasoning and personalized medicine
Frank and fearless, AIMed’s columnists get to the heart of the matter
Opinion
Zooming in on an unprecedented freshman college year
Tom Murickan, AIMed’s first ever Student Ambassador, reveals the challenges and surprising opportunities of virtual education
3 minute read
Opinion
AI in the clinical setting – when to take the plunge?
Why Dr. Rob Brisk believes the time to start thinking seriously about AI is right here, right now
3 minute read
Opinion
Mobile health: A journey through the hype cycle
Patricia N. Mechael, co-founder and Policy Lead at HealthEnabled, charts mHealth’s 20 year evolution
3 minute readOpinion
Will AI make clinicians redundant? Just the opposite
Why Dr. Rob Brisk sees artificial intelligence as the ultimate medical recruitment tool
4 minute readEverything you need to be at the forefront of innovative technology
Book Reviews
The Age of AI - Kissinger, Schmidt and Huttenlocher
An overview of AI that is acceptable in quality but not in depth
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Book Reviews
The Ascent of Information - Caleb Scharf
We create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day, and yet probably do not ask frequently enough, ‘why?’
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