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Radiologists getting an assist from artificial intelligence can detect more breast cancer—with a reduced rate of false positive incidents—from mammography images.February 10
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AI’s ability to interpret data relies on processes that are not transparent, making it difficult to verify and trust outputs from AI systems.February 10
Director of Digital Health and Health InformaticsGrant Thornton Public Sector -
The Food and Drug Administration has given its clearance to software to help clinicians acquire standard views of the heart from different angles to diagnosis cardiac conditions.February 9
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Deeper patient engagement requires greater communication and collaboration, both between the patient and healthcare providers and pharma companies, as well as between different functions with life science organizations.February 7
Industry strategist, life sciencesOpenText
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Researchers at two companies say they have developed an artificial intelligence platform intended to aid pathologists who use images to classify subtypes of lung cancer.February 7
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Adoption of digital health tools by physicians in the last three years has grown significantly, according to an American Medical Association survey of more than 1,300 doctors.February 6
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The Food and Drug Administration has given clearance to algorithms for the detection of atrial fibrillation and heart murmurs, when used in combination with a digital stethoscope.February 2
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A new program at Purdue University aims to improve health outcomes by applying real-time physiological data from wearable sensors.January 31
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Organizations frequently ask how they can become great at scaling AI. Here’s are the key elements to consider if you want to scale AI well, repeatedly.January 30
Chief analytics officer and global lead for applied intelligenceAccenture
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A third of American hospitals and imaging centers are already implementing artificial intelligence, machine learning or deep learning in radiology.January 30
