AI in Healthcare Blogs

In the last post, we discussed the collaboration between University of Utah Health, the Regenstrief Institute and Hitachi for the development of a new artificial intelligence approach that could improve treatment for patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus. Pooling data … Read More

Chronic disease management is complicated and onerous, both for the care team and for the patients. Most chronic disease management programs haven’t shown significant ROI. It’s a daily process that requires attention, follow-through, follow-ups, and ongoing communication. Most patients don’t … Read More

AI can have a big impact in oncology through the analysis of genomics and mutations and matching those with the best treatment combinations and the right clinical trials. Tempus taps into clinical and biological data to create a digital twin … Read More

Genomics is enabling more individualized treatment by providing insights into which genes contribute to various medical conditions. For example, scientists are currently using genomics to understand how COVID-19 spreads and affects the immune system. This information could help with vaccine … Read More

We’ve already discussed how AI and mobile devices can be a powerful combination to remotely diagnose and monitor mental health conditions. The emerging digital biomarkers that can detect mood based on voice, activity and interaction with smart devices will be … Read More

The use of robotics in healthcare isn’t new. The Davinci system has been used for various types of surgeries and the uses cases have been expanding for some time now. Recently, with the introduction of AI in healthcare and its … Read More

DIGITAL THERAPEUTICS have gained momentum in recent years. What was once thought to be an adjunctive form of treatment at best and a toy at worst is now headed toward mainstream clinical practice. There are FDA-approved solutions for a number … Read More

AI may be able to make certain types of tests and therapeutics more available to a larger swath of the population because it could help frontline clinicians, like primary care doctors and nurse practitioners, to perform specialized testing like ultrasounds. … Read More

Google is also using its smart devices for health monitoring, as is shown by the fact that they updated their Nest Hub with a sleep tracking feature. It uses the combination of radar and an algorithm to track sleep and … Read More

Given how we’re increasingly engaged in the digital world using our smart phones, joining Zoom meetings, exchanging voice messages and interacting with home assistants like Alexa, a huge number of sound files are being created. These sound files are digital … Read More