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House bill ups funding for HIT-enabled medical research
National Institutes of Health’s All of Us and Cancer Moonshot initiatives are big winners in draft legislation.
Video consults boost survival rates for liver disease patients by 54 percent
Technology links primary care physicians and specialists to discuss patient cases, treatment and recommendations.
Machine learning predicts dangerously low blood pressure during surgery
Algorithm lets physicians be proactive to avoid hypotension complications, says Maxime Cannesson, MD.
Software accurately measures bone metastases in prostate cancer patients
Duke Cancer Institute study finds automated tool is much better than manual calculation at predicting survival time.
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.
Autism app shows promise for screening children at home
Study demonstrates the feasibility of tool for observing, coding kids’ behavior in natural environments.
AI outperforms dermatologists in diagnosing skin cancer
A convolutional neural network was trained using more than 100,000 images of malignant melanomas and benign moles.
Mass General system finds patients at risk for ventilator-associated pneumonia
Ventilator and EHR data is monitored in real time instead of manually recording and reviewing information.
Children’s National offers app to help families cope with autism
It will direct parents to the most helpful Information resources for their situation, says Lauren Kenworthy.
Statistical analysis can help reduce needless breast biopsies
Adjusting risks of certain imaging modalities enables radiologists to rule out false positives, researchers say.
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