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| JUL 11, 2022
AI catches diabetes that would otherwise go undetected: Using a single retinal image from each eye, the tech can diagnose diabetes at far earlier stages than human doctors.
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| JUL 13, 2022
On today's episode, we discuss what Google is up to in the healthcare space: how Google is turning Search and YouTube into consumer health tools, how it could disrupt electronic health records, and what Google's relationship with healthcare will look like in five years. "In Other News," we talk about AI scanning medical records to improve your health and whether digital health startups are living up to their hype. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Lisa Phillips and Rajiv Leventhal.
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| FEB 1, 2022
Walmart is partnering with AI platform Health at Scale to connect its associates with a doctor that’s the best fit as more workers say they’d give up flexible hours for better health benefits.
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| JAN 18, 2022
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| JAN 13, 2022
In wake of Headspace Health’s acquisition of AI chatbot Sayana, we explore how telemental health firms might look to stand out from the pack.
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| JAN 4, 2022
Why AI will be at the center of health systems’ focus this year: A new survey reveals how health systems are more bullish than ever on AI. We unpack some of the key challenges with the tech below..
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| JUL 29, 2022
The news: Medical devices company Exo snapped up Canadian AI company Exo to simplify ultrasounds. Exo will integrate Medo’s Sweep AI technology onto its ultrasound platform. How it works: Medo’s FDA-cleared AI algorithms draw on a vast ultrasound image library and longitudinal health data to advance disease detection.
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| JUL 27, 2022
The solution: Cloud-based AI and machine learning (ML) tools are making data mining through EHRs possible, while allowing doctors to spot disease patterns earlier and plan the best patient treatment. Mayo and Mercy physicians will use ML algorithms trained on their treasure trove of data to decide the best treatment for patients.
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| DEC 17, 2021
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| JUL 21, 2022
AI Building Blocks. Maturity and Iteration. Google AI, launched in 2017, is more than just a division: It underpins everything the company does and is embedded in all teams. The company applies AI to every product, including Search, Ads, Maps, Assistant, YouTube, and Play. AI is mentioned in the opening paragraph of Alphabet’s 2021 10-K report, and it gets its own section by the fifth page.
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| DEC 9, 2021
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| DEC 1, 2021
Digital health gets a new AI unicorn as health leaders bet on AI for clinical admin: Iodine Software just became the latest healthcare AI unicorn via a private equity investment—growth we expect to continue as provider orgs look to run a tighter ship with their finances.
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| NOV 5, 2021
AI and Machine Learning. Chatbots, voice assistants, and voice-enabled devices can provide digital biomarkers of a range of conditions. The Alexa-powered Amazon Echo smart speaker, for example, can be used to detect irregular heart rhythms and monitor infants’ breathing.
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| JUN 3, 2022
About half of the executives feared a rise in staff turnover if their organization didn’t increase its use of AI within the next one to two years. But lack of trust is the real barrier to adding AI-powered solutions.
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| JUN 23, 2022
The tool uses AI to personalize content to patients' life stages and symptoms. MS patients can ask experts questions and also discuss their challenges with MS patients in similar stages. For its part, Biogen will add new educational content and resources to support Happify’s platform. Happify Health’s pharma streak:.
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| AUG 3, 2022
Primary care startup Carbon Health, telehealth startup Ro, mental health entrant Cerebral, digital pharmacy startup Capsule, AI firm Olive, and healthcare payments company Cedar are just a few that have cut large portions of their workforces over the past two quarters. The layoffs indicate health tech companies are not recession proof, even when that company has reached a billion-dollar valuation.