AI in Medicine

Smart fabrics to assess our health risks in the future

One of the aims of Fibers@MIT, a research group led by Material Sciences and Engineering Professor Yoel Fink at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is to instill computational properties into the making of fibers and fabrics. Its invention “smart clothing” are garments that are able to k

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A new public guide helping hospitals to restart their operations

The Michigan Value Collaborative (MVC), an initiative based at the University of Michigan, published a new report on 20 April helping hospitals to plan and prioritize their operations as they gradually returned to provide non-emergency services that have been disrupted as a result of the ongoing COV

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Will the new way of using technology stay after the pandemic?

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has skyrocketed telehealth services at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), the largest healthcare provider in the region. They experienced a 3700% surge of telemedicine visits from 250 per day in March to close to 9500 per day at the end of April. Why is

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Be prepared for a COVID-19 mental health crisis

Last week, two frontline healthcare workers – emergency physician Dr. Lorna Breen and emergency medical technician John Mondello, took their lives. Before the tragedies, both of them were serving in New York, the epicenter of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Trauma, uncertainty and moral injury Medica

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Users may soon unlock their iPhones with masks on

Earlier on, AIMed reported some users who are constantly wearing face masks as a precaution practice during COVID-19 pandemic face difficulties unlocking their phones or other devices that rely on Face ID. Baskin, a San Francisco based artist took the opportunity to produce masks that are printed wi

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