HealthAI

Healthcare professionals, marketers and institutions spend nearly 40 per cent of their time creating and publishing content, which diverts resources from patient care, research and innovation.

The use of AI applications in medical care is growing. Dr. Leana Wen explains the uses of AI that could improve care — and the reasons for continued caution.

Some of the biggest use cases of AI are excellent suggestions for making the most of data for preventive care.

In today's digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare through improved diagnostic capabilities, enhanced patient monitoring, and wo

The Coalition for Health AI is launching a new registry for model cards, or AI "nutrition labels," from across the industry.

The goal of the registry is to make it easier for healthcare companies to evaluate and shop between validated AI tools, the standards consortium said.

Because of Prof MacMahon, who as a medical student dabbled as a hobbyist programmer, the Mater is now among the first hospitals in Ireland to use artificial intelligence (AI) across its radiology department - the part of a hospital providing medical imaging to diagnose diseases and guide treatment.

Supporting surgeons' memories, reducing MRI claustrophobia and detecting polio from a picture: Here are the AI applications you probably haven't heard of.