At the HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum in San Diego next week, one analytics leader will discuss the artificial intelligence use cases he’s found most success with – and will offer tips and perspective…
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STAT Health emerges from stealth to introduce a 24/7 in-ear wearable that measures blood flow to the head to better understand symptoms such as dizziness, brain fog, headaches, fainting, and fatigue that…
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Discover how TriageGO, an AI-powered clinical decision support tool developed by Jeremiah Hinson at Johns Hopkins, is transforming emergency medicine. By leveraging artificial intelligence, TriageGO enhances triage accuracy, reduces waiting times, and significantly improves…
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By Shania Kennedy
November 03, 2023 – Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine have developed a machine learning (ML) tool capable of estimating the percent necrosis (PN)—the percentage of a tumor that is considered “dead” and no…
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More and more emerging technologies, including ChatGPT, metaverse, and natural language processing-based tools, have sprung up in the healthcare market over recent years, and they can either be a boon or bane for health…
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From left to right: Suchi Saria, CEO of Bayesian Health and machine learning researcher at Johns Hopkins, and Sam Glick, global leader of health and life sciences at Oliver Wyman
For more than a decade,…
Dr. Tamara Sunbul, from Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare, discussed the transformative potential of gene editing, notably CRISPR-Cas9, in healthcare. She highlighted its role in genotyping and digital diagnostics, including rapid disease detection methods like…
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Gene editing was the focus of the keynote session “A New Era for Medicine: Digital Diagnostics and Therapeutics” by Dr Tamara Sunbul, medical director of Clinical Informatics at Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare. “In the future,…
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Hospitals and health facilities are increasingly finding the value of digital twin technology in providing more personalised care. But where should one start?
“You can start off very simple,” Dr Mohamed Rehman, professor of Anesthesiology at…
Employer-focused cancer startup AccessHope announced it is adding Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Care Center to its network of National Cancer Institute-designated organizational partners. AccessHope connects employers offering self-funded health plans and employees’…
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