Medical Technology

@moorejh 1 year ago

The Question Medical AI Can’t Answer: It’s unable to tell us why it came to a particular decision—and that’s crucial information https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-question-medical-ai-can-rsquo-t-answer/ #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #bioinformatics

@bgr.com 3 years ago

FDA warns that this at-home coronavirus therapy that could do more harm than good

@frlazzeri 3 years ago

So proud of my @azureadvocates Academic team and, in particular, of brilliant @ixek for having supported this project in collaboration with @MSFTResearch: "Democratizing medical imaging AI" https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/project-innereye-open-source-deep-learning-toolkit-democratizing-medical-imaging-ai/ #AI #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #Research #Medical #InnerEye

@slashgear.com 3 years ago

Fitbit Flow is the wearable’s own ventilator for COVID-19 patients

@slashgear.com 4 years ago

Healthy foods, not diet type, may be key to cutting heart disease risk

@thenextweb.com 4 years ago

Robots for the elderly must be designed with care and respect

@techcrunch.com 4 years ago

SmileDirectClub plans to 3D print 50,000 teeth-straightening molds a day

@thenextweb.com 5 years ago

How AI, blockchain, and wearables are changing the face of healthcare

@techcrunch.com 6 years ago

Think F.A.S.T. is a VR app designed to help diagnose stroke symptoms

@thenextweb.com 6 years ago

Facebook expands GoFundMe-like fundraiser service to everyone in the US

@venturebeat.com 7 years ago

ElliQ is a robotic companion that helps the elderly remain active and engaged

@newsbtc.com 8 years ago

Rebit Just Announced a Cebuana Lhuillier Partnership

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

Researchers Create 3D Printed Medical Gear Tailored To Babies

@theverge.com 8 years ago

This gadget makes your cheap beer taste like an expensive draft pour

@WIRED 9 years ago

Whenever the FDA catches falsified data or unreported side effects, it issues a warning letter to document the bad research. That’s good. But a new study shows...