Arm, a British semiconductor and software design company with its global headquarters in Cambridge, UK was sold to US tech company Nvidia at $40 billion on Sunday (13 September), four years after it was bought by Japanese conglomerated Softbank for $32 billion. In the press release, Nvidia said the
In less than two weeks’ time, AIMed will be hosting AIMed Surgery virtual event, in association with the International Pediatric Endosurgery Group (IPEG). Yesterday (10 September), AIMed Founder and Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) spoke with Dr. B
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on many healthcare systems across the World. So, it was not at all surprising this was the answer when Dr. Arlen Meyers, President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Society of Physician Entrepreneurs asked Dr. David H. Berger, CEO of University Hospi
The UK NHS (National Health Service) announced the winners of the AI (Artificial Intelligence) in Health and Care Awards today (8 September). A total of 530 applications were received, of which, 42 awards will be made across four phases. Four phases of winners For Phase 1, a maximum amount of £150,0
This June, pediatric infectious disease experts at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago reported that COVID-19 positive infants under the age of 90 days tend to present little or no respiratory symptoms; with fever often found to be the primary, if not, the only manifestation
Leading up to the AIMed ICU (Intensive Care Unit) virtual event taking place on 22 September, AIMed hosted a webinar this July to explore some of the key trends of using artificial intelligence (AI) in critical care. A subsequent webinar on overcoming the barriers to deployment of AI in the ICU was
In the US, more than 5.7 million adults would be admitted into the intensive care units (ICU) annually. Although a substantial amount of data will be captured from each of them, the granular indications such as the impact of background noises and lighting on patients and aspects that reflect a perso
Dr. Constance Lehman, Director of Breast Imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) called to shift artificial intelligence (AI) driven mammography from “simulated research trials to robust clinical evaluations” in a recent JAMA Oncology commentary. She wrote high quality and affordable mammogr
Coarctation of the aorta (CoA) or the narrowing of the main artery which brings blood from the heart to the rest of the body, is one of the most prevalence heart defects in the US, affecting over 1600 newborns each year. CoA can lead to many other health issues including premature coronary artery di