Artificial Intelligence
In May 1954, Roger Bannister did something the medical establishment had declared physiologically impossible: he ran a mile in under…
IBM launched a unified data system, called the "Integrated Analytics System," the company announced Sept. 26.
A team of researchers from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine developed an electronic triage tool to risk-stratify patients in its emergency departments.
A team of researchers from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine developed an electronic triage tool to risk-stratify patients in its emergency departments.
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Health Care Service Corp., the Chicago-based operator of Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, opened its Customer First Innovation Lab in Dallas Aug. 24.
A team of researchers out of Stanford (Calif.) University developed a cryptographic method called "genome cloaking" to protect participants' privacy during DNA analyses, Wired reports.
IBM and JDRF, a New York City-based organization that funds Type 1 diabetes research, will apply machine learning algorithms to investigate existing Type 1 diabetes research datasets.
A startup that sells genetic tests to assess health risks is pulling in millions from high-profile investors, reports CNBC.
Mudit Garg. Co-founder and CEO of Qventus (Los Altos, Calif.). Mr. Garg is the cofounder and CEO of Qventus, a company that offers artificial intelligence-based software designed to simplify hospital operations. He founded multiple technology companies before Qventus, including Hive, a…
Thirty-two percent of health insurers and life insurers across the globe plan to develop their predictive analytics capabilities over the next two years, according to a Gen Re survey.
Sponsored by Intel Becker’s Healthcare Publisher Scott Becker caught up with Bob Rogers, Chief Data Scientist for Analytics and AI Solutions at Intel Corporation, to discuss how powerful computing technology is changing everyday care at hospitals and research foundations nationwide.…