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What The Software Ordered: GE And Roche Launch New Digital Solution That Can Help Doctors Design Bespoke Cancer Treatments

Tomas Kellner
June 03, 2019

Last year, GE Healthcare and Roche announced that they would collaborate to create clinical decision support solutions on shared digital platforms for so-called “precision health” in oncology and critical care, to be powered by data and smart algorithms.

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Silver Lining: These Remote Clinics In China Are Using The Cloud To Fight Heart Disease

May 21, 2019
Heart disease is one of the scourges of modern-day China. There are 290 million sufferers of cardiovascular disease in the vast Asian nation, and the condition is responsible for around 45% of all deaths. That’s more than cancer or any other disease — and much higher than the global average of 31%.
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Meet The Parents: AI Helps Take The Stress Out Of Fetal Ultrasound

Amy Kover
April 09, 2019

Whenever Dr. Ralf Menkhaus prepares to administer future parents their first fetal ultrasound, he knows the pressure is on: Equal parts thrilled and anxious, expectant parents are desperate to catch a glimpse of their unborn child. Yet, as a fetal medicine specialist, Menkhaus’ top priority is capturing crucial information about the health of the fetus. He’s looking for evidence, for instance, of conditions like spina bifida, a neural tube defect that affects the spinal cord.

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Digital Medicine: GE And Roche Will Analyze Medical Data To Find Better Treatments

Maggie Sieger
February 05, 2018
A cancer diagnosis or a stay in the intensive care unit (ICU) often bring confusion, fear and questions about the best course of treatment. That’s why a group of doctors and scientists at GE Healthcare and Roche Diagnostics are looking for a new way to predict the most effective treatment for an individual by applying data analytics to the problem.
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Data Vision: This X-Ray App Could Help Hospitals Cut Costs

Tomas Kellner
November 26, 2017
Hospitals can feel pain, too, and computer scientist Karley Yoder is using artificial intelligence to treat it.
Yoder and her colleagues at GE Healthcare are working on apps that enable healthcare providers to analyze the reams of data their facilities generate, quickly diagnose problems and propose treatment. “Hospital operators know in their gut about problems, but they can’t quantify them,” Yoder says. “We give them the tools to identify and resolve those pain points.”
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