AI is employed in healthcare for various applications, including medical image analysis, disease diagnosis, personalized treatment planning, and patient monitoring. It utilizes machine learning, natural language processing, and data analytics to improve diagnostic accuracy, optimize treatment outcomes, and enhance healthcare delivery, leading to more efficient and effective patient care.
Ascertain has secured $10 million in Series A funding to scale its AI-powered case management platform, aiming to streamline administrative tasks and improve care delivery efficiency. With Northwell Health and Deerfield Management backing the effort, Ascertain targets major labor gaps in healthcare workflows.
Researchers at Wuhan University developed Fair Adversarial Training (FairAT), a technique that enhances the fairness and robustness of AI models by focusing on their most vulnerable data points. FairAT significantly improves both equity and security, outperforming existing state-of-the-art methods.
Researchers from NOVA IMS have developed Counterfactual SMOTE, an advanced oversampling method that improves minority class detection in imbalanced healthcare datasets. By generating boundary-focused, noise-free synthetic samples, it significantly enhances AI model accuracy, especially for rare but critical outcomes.
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a new unsupervised machine learning method to accurately label fraud in highly imbalanced financial and healthcare datasets, outperforming traditional techniques and reducing false positives. This scalable solution minimizes manual labeling, streamlining fraud detection in sectors where privacy and labeling costs are major concerns.
Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine emphasize that combining artificial intelligence with traditional mathematical modeling yields the most reliable outcomes in predictive cancer medicine. They also advocate for ethical, open, and reproducible data sharing to advance precision healthcare and maintain patient privacy.
Rutgers Health researchers have developed an AI tool that transforms standard ECG data into synthetic heart motion signals similar to those from echocardiograms. This innovation enables earlier, cost-effective detection of heart dysfunction and may significantly reduce unnecessary imaging tests.
Researchers developed LR-GCN, an AI method that improves decision-making by identifying hidden patterns in incomplete data. It boosts predictive accuracy by up to 17%, making AI systems more reliable across real-world applications.
Digital strategist Giulio Toscani urges people to embrace meditation and critical thinking to counter AI’s seductive immediacy and addictive nature. His "prAIority" approach promotes deliberate human-AI synergy that enhances judgment, creativity, and autonomy.
Assist™, an AI-powered tool on Unbound Medicine’s Nursing Central platform, helps nurse educators create tailored teaching materials, saving them over 5 hours per week. Pilot programs show it boosts student engagement and enhances the quality and accuracy of educational content.
AI-generated treatment plans in a Cedars-Sinai virtual urgent care study were rated higher than physicians’ final decisions, especially for identifying antibiotic-resistant infections. However, physicians excelled at tailoring care through patient history-taking.
Researchers in Singapore have developed a pioneering imaging technique that combines multispectral optoacoustic tomography (MSOT) with AI to map basal cell carcinoma with precision. This breakthrough allows more accurate surgical planning, reducing repeat procedures and enhancing recovery.
A large-scale analysis by Mount Sinai researchers reveals that generative AI models can alter medical recommendations based solely on a patient’s socioeconomic and demographic background. The study calls for early AI assurance protocols to prevent bias and ensure equitable healthcare delivery.
CAS and Cleveland Clinic have launched a strategic collaboration to accelerate clinical research using AI, quantum computing, and curated scientific data.
AI-powered Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices enable early disease detection, real-time monitoring, and personalised treatment, transforming patient care and healthcare systems. A new global study outlines a comprehensive roadmap for integrating IoMT into modern healthcare, highlighting its life-saving potential and practical challenges.
An AI model trained on nearly one million bacterial genomes can predict when and where antibiotic resistance genes are likely to spread between bacteria. The study shows resistance is most likely to emerge in genetically similar bacteria, particularly in humans and wastewater environments.
Researchers have developed two advanced AI models, InstaNovo and InstaNovo+, that significantly improve accuracy in de novo peptide sequencing. These tools surpass current methods in identifying unknown proteins, offering breakthroughs in proteomics and personalised medicine.
NYU Tandon researchers have developed an AI-powered food recognition system that accurately estimates calories and macronutrients from meal photos, eliminating the need for manual food tracking.
Scientists have developed an AI-powered Intelligent Acting Digital Twin (IADT) that can autonomously control real-world machines in real-time, marking a shift from passive monitoring to active decision-making.
A new NIH-funded study shows that an open-source AI model, Llama 3.1 405B, matches and even surpasses GPT-4 in diagnosing complex medical cases. This marks a major leap for open-source AI in clinical decision-making.
AI has the potential to revolutionize health care by streamlining workflows, enhancing diagnostics, and improving patient outcomes, but barriers such as data privacy, high costs, and regulatory challenges slow its adoption. This comprehensive review offers a roadmap to overcome these hurdles and unlock AI's full potential in medicine.
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