Johns Hopkins became synonymous with their dashboard that tracked the global spread of the coronavirus. But few remember their pandemic simulation exercise just two months before the outbreak
Part II: An ideal coupling for artificial intelligence
Part I: An ideal coupling for artificial intelligence
The future of precision medicine and population health
In the second part of a fascinating interview, Eric Topol reveals how AI can eliminate clinician burnout, his shock at receiving death threats and the despair of watching America’s ‘truly shameful’ response to the pandemic
With tales of Post-it Notes and fire trucks, Professor Shane Crotty explains COVID immunology and vaccine responses for scientists and nonscientists alike
Singapore team uses AI platform to find a combination of drugs to treat Covid-19 patients with mild to moderate disease
IBM and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health develop an AI-powered chatbot to combat COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in young Americans
A Chicago-based pilot program is testing a body sensor that monitors covid patients remotely, enabling them to receive care outside hospital