We often hear about the potential for AI in healthcare, or how it could transform organisations like the UK’s National Health Service.
How NLP Enhances Healthcare Delivery and Operations (+ 8 NLP Strategies and 8 Applications) Natural Language Processing (NLP) in healthcare is just what the industry needs.
In 2016, the British computer scientist and Turing Award winner Geoffrey Hinton stated: We should stop training radiologists now. It’s just completely obvious that within five years, deep learning is going to do better than radiologists.
One study estimates that the human body can generate data amounting to 2 terabytes every day. This data may include activities related to the brain, heart, stress, sugar levels, and more.
This week, at the World Health Summit 2023 in Berlin, Kristy Kade of the US based non-profit White Ribbon Alliance spoke to delegates at a World Health Organization event about the Women’s health and well-being: What do women want?
Informatics and data science in any sector, and not just healthcare, are two very distinct fields. While informatics focuses on coming up with systems for the collection, storage, and management of data, data science is all about using the right tools to gain valuable insights through complex analytics.
What do young people want? How would you complete the sentence: To improve my well-being, I want… And is anybody asking you this question?
How AI and machine learning are transforming healthcare. The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the healthcare field is already expanding monumentally, showing its application in many subsets and providing benefits to companies, physicians, and patients alike.
Today, Thursday 5 May, is being celebrated worldwide as the International Day of the Midwife, organised by the International Confederation of Midwives.
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AI in healthcare simplifies the lives of patients and doctors because routine tasks can be performed more accurately and in less time.
Left: a benign mammogram, right: a mammogram showing a cancerous tumour. Source: National Cancer Institute You may have read about the recent Google Health study where the researchers trained and evaluated an AI model to detect breast cancer in mammograms.
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