Archive: 'Mar 2019' :

Background: It is expected that artificial intelligence (AI) will be used extensively in the medical field in the future. Objective: The purpose of this study is to investigate the awareness of AI […]

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Any current discussion of artificial intelligence in the workforce centers on how it will impact — or outright replace — certain departments or even employees. But that’s not the most […]

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On paper, they are health care’s most promising upstarts — companies using data and software to detect the onset of debilitating diseases, deliver medical advice and treatments online, and monitor […]

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How can countries in the Region design and invest in digital innovations that strengthen health systems to achieve better health for all? More than 300 decision-makers, policy experts and researchers […]

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What began as an app to build healthy habits has grown into a digital health hub that makes navigating the black diamonds of health considerably less scary.   As a […]

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Democratising patient power will improve people’s ability to manage their own health, regardless of income Harnessing machine learning to improve health is a major ambition for both medical practitioners and […]

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With as many as 120 patients per day at its ED, emergency physicians at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center keep pretty busy. That frantic pace makes it hard to complete […]

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The project will combine participants’ Apple Watch data with genetic tests, survey responses, EHR data and other health information. Early data from the Apple Heart Study is now in the wild, but […]

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‘All Policies for a Healthy Europe’ – a coalition of influential non-governmental and not-for-profit organisations, think-tanks, trade associations and individual companies — has launched a manifesto calling on the European […]

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From the injured athlete who underwent ACL surgery to the mother recovering from a broken ankle, the nation’s opioid epidemic selects its victims indiscriminately and at an alarming rate, with […]

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