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Three ways conversational AI can aid engagement
Srini Vinnakota
Vice president of product development
Avaamo
Emerging technology can help consumers navigate the healthcare system and get assistance for their needs.
Health execs not ready for societal, liability issues from AI
86 percent indicate they have not yet invested in capabilities to verify data that feeds into their systems.
AMA issues policy statement on use of ‘augmented intelligence’
Physician group wants to ensure the technology is integrated in typical medical practice, says Jesse Ehrenfeld, MD.
Google continues work to use machines for health analytics
Evolving algorithms may do tasks such as predicting the risk of death for patients to identifying potential treatments.
Alphabet's DeepMind asked to explain business model for healthcare
Review panel contends subsidiary should tell Google connections to the National Health Service.
UCHealth to work with digital health companies to put tech into practice
Innovation center to incorporate AI, wearables and remote monitoring into every day care, says Richard Zane, MD.
Machine learning predicts dangerously low blood pressure during surgery
Algorithm lets physicians be proactive to avoid hypotension complications, says Maxime Cannesson, MD.
Zebra Medical Vision raises $30M in latest venture round
The company also unveils results of research on using artificial intelligence on chest X-rays.
Machine learning detects lymphedema in breast cancer survivors
NYU-led study shows real-time symptom reports using mHealth system provides early detection, helps patients receive timely intervention, says Mei Fu.
Mount Sinai partners with startup to develop AI for kidney disease
The first product is slated by mid-2019 under an exclusive license and collaboration agreement with RenalytixAI.
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