In lieu of our flagship event of the year, AIMed encouraged anyone who has innovative ideas of how artificial intelligence (AI) will transform the future of medicine and healthcare, to participate in our annual Abstract Competition. Thus far, we have showcased Richard Chen; winner of the Precision M
John Fox, a cognitive scientist from the University of Oxford, is probably the pioneer of medical argumentation technology. He created the Capsule System which supports general practitioners' (GP) decisions to prescribe specific drugs for patients. Capsule was trained using patients’ treatment histo
In lieu of our flagship event of the year, AIMed encouraged anyone who has innovative ideas of how artificial intelligence (AI) will transform the future of medicine and healthcare, to participate in our annual Abstract Competition. We began showcasing winner from each category since last week, so t
The US had confirmed its first case of a new coronavirus (2019-nCOV) originated from Wuhan, China. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the diagnosed patient is a Washington resident in his 30s. He arrived at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on 15 January, befor
In an interview with Dr. Robert Hoyt which AIMed published last week, we asked the Associate Clinical Professor, Internal Medicine Department of Virginia Commonwealth University, whether medical professionals are open to the idea of learning data science and artificial intelligence (AI) with the sam
Our partners at JVION have kindly shared with us a very insightful and practical guide that features all the discussions for us to find the right AI solution in this burgeoning field of AI in medicine and Healthcare. Of particular interest is a Top 10 list of questions that are critical to the core
Blackbox occurs when certain forms of artificial intelligence (AI) such as deep learning or neural network become too complex to explain or transparent enough for one to trace back how a solution was derived. According to a recent article written by Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Polish lawyer; activist an
Researchers from the Department of Computer Science, University of Vermont and Department of Biology, Tufts University had recently co-created a “Xenobot” or what believed to be the first “living robot” built using cells from frog embryos. The research team thought using synthetic materials like ste
In lieu with our flagship event of the year, AIMed had encouraged anyone who has innovative ideas of how artificial intelligence (AI) will transform the future of medicine and healthcare, to participate in our annual Abstract Competition. Participating ideas can be a completed piece of work, an idea