Cardiology is no stranger to artificial intelligence (AI). It’s getting more common to deploy machine learning to interpret electrocardiograms (ECGs) for its potential to assist physicians during invasive electrophysiology procedures
When COVID-19 evolved into a pandemic this March, Susan Persky, Head of Immersive Simulation Program at the National Human Genome Research Institute was forced to shut the behavioral laboratory she led and suspend all ongoing experimental trials
It took years for regulators to impose restrictions that limit the use of mobile phone while driving. Are drivers making calls via handheld mobile more distracted than those who are texting, playing games, or browsing the internet?
Researchers at Columbia University are leveraging machine learning to identify and predict differences in adverse drug effects between men and women
At both the recent AIMed Healthcare Executives virtual conference and AIMed webinar: Telemedicine and Virtual Care – How COVID changed the World took place in July, many healthcare leaders acknowledged the ongoing pandemic accelerated the adoption of technology
At the moment, 44 vaccines targeted at Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), the causative agent of COVID-19 are undergoing clinical trials on human and at least another 91 preclinical vaccines being actively tested on animals
Three Stanford University researchers found that many medical artificial intelligence (AI) models were trained using patient data coming mostly from the US states of California, New York and Massachusetts
For as long as there have been humans, there has been an understanding of why people become ill, and how to help them. I imagine the earliest man to have known the basics: fire = burns, falling from a tree = injury, snow or ice = reduced swelling
Yesterday (29 September), fellow delegates shared their respective experiences and thoughts at the AIMed Healthcare Executives virtual conference on the key requirements for successful implementation of artificial intelligence