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True Detectives: These Human Owls Are Using AI-Enhanced Ultrasound To Catch Cancer

January 10, 2020

Not much gets past Chad McClennan and his elite detective squad of owls (yes, you read that right). The “chief executive owl” of the healthcare startup Koios Medical, McClennan explains that several of his engineers were military sleuths before applying their talents to breast cancer detection. “They were working for a U.S. Army defense contractor, using facial recognition technology to catch bad guys in foreign lands,” he says. “They realized that the same techniques could be applied to radiology.”

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Good Thinking: AI Can Help Doctors Spend More Time With Their Patients

January 07, 2020

It is difficult to comprehend the sheer volume of data in the world, but one man who keeps a running tally is Dr. Mathias Goyen, a diagnostic radiologist. He explains that a single mammogram image of the breast contains more data than the physical phonebook of Berlin, Germany — his home country.

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Signal Boost: This AI Can Help Take Magnetic Resonance Images To The Next Level

January 07, 2020

GE Healthcare's AIR Recon DL software separates signal from noise without compromising diagnostic quality or increasing scan time.

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Analyze This: How AI Will Help Doctors Make Us Right As Rain

December 04, 2019
When Erno Muuranto thinks about the applications for artificial intelligence in healthcare, his mind goes to weather. “The meteorological station is throwing out all kinds of information about humidity, temperature and wind speed, but all I want to know is whether I should bring an umbrella with me to work,” he says. “Today, we have weather apps for that. We are now working on technology that could provide the same insights to doctors: What is the probability that this patient is going to get better or worse?”
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A Scanner Smartly: How Artificial Intelligence Is Making Healthcare Imaging Quicker, Kinder And More Efficient

Sam Worley
December 02, 2019
The music festival Lollapalooza is held every year in downtown Chicago, but that’s nothing compared to the gathering that’s been described as “Lollapalooza for radiologists”: the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, which kicked off Dec. 1 at Chicago’s McCormick Place.
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A Runaway Strep Infection Sent This Patent Lawyer To The Emergency Room. The Tech He Helped Protect Saved His Life.

Velia Tarnoff
Dorothy Pomerantz
October 08, 2019
At 53, David Bates had completed 16 marathons, competed in 17 mountain bike races and was training for his eighth American Birkebeiner, a 50-km cross-country ski race that takes place every year in northern Wisconsin. So the amateur competitive athlete was surprised when, after a simple 3-mile run this past February, he stepped off the treadmill feeling like something was definitely wrong. “I felt shaky and told a colleague that I would hopefully see them on Monday. But things went downhill pretty fast,” says Bates, an intellectual property lawyer at GE Healthcare in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
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Going The Distance: How GE Technology Is Bringing Healthcare To Remote Places

Maggie Sieger
August 26, 2019
Treating patients in remote parts of the globe is difficult. There’s a shortage of physicians, and sometimes patients travel hours — even days — to seek treatment. The logistics of bringing in supplies can thwart efforts, and the relatively small patient pool in individual villages significantly bumps up the per-person cost of medical care. Meanwhile, a lack of basic medical care — not to mention emergency or acute treatments — results in shorter life expectancies, unnecessary suffering from manageable chronic conditions and people dying from treatable diseases.
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Doctor Data: New AI Algorithm Helps Clinicians Spot Critical Conditions At Point Of Care

Dorothy Pomerantz
December 11, 2018

Anyone who has ever watched a medical show knows the word “stat” — it’s what doctors and nurses shout when a patient is in dire need of immediate care. The snappy appeal makes for good TV drama, but it has little in common with the real world, where medical professionals are fighting stat fatigue.

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A New App Sees Signs Of Sepsis Risk In Hospital Patients — And Spurs Staff To Action

Jennifer Fox
Sam Worley
September 26, 2018
Every year, more than 1.5 million Americans develop sepsis, an illness that occurs when the body exhibits an extreme reaction to an infection. It’s an elusive and stubborn condition that causes 250,000 deaths annually. “Sepsis is difficult to diagnose, and if not treated early, is associated with high mortality rates,” says Dr. Matthias Merkel, medical director of adult critical care and chief medical capacity officer at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon.
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The Insight Zone: New Software Takes The 3D Printing Of Human Organs To A New Dimension

Kristin Kloberdanz
May 07, 2018
"Like thousands of people every year, a man at West Kendall Baptist Hospital in Miami was recently diagnosed with heart disease. But unlike most patients, he benefited from doctors having access to an exact 3D replica of his heart to examine before surgery.
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