New ONC initiative aims to standardize patient address formats
Launching in 2021, the ONC’s Project US@ aims to enhance efforts to correctly link patients with their health data — a key part of interoperability
Accumulated genetic variations: What they are and why they matter to a complete health picture
Unlike inherited genetic predispositions, accumulated genetic changes are the result of environmental influences, such as smoking, chemicals or ultra-violet radiation. A growing body of research
Artificial Intelligence Platform Reduces Hospital Admissions By Over 50% In Trial
An artificial intelligence-based diagnostic tool has reduced hospital admissions by 51% among at-risk elderly patients, according to results of a trial released by the tool’s
Transcriptome-wide analysis and modelling of prognostic alternative splicing signatures in invasive breast cancer: a prospective clinical study
Aberrant alternative splicing (AS) has been highly involved in the tumorigenesis and progression of most cancers. The potential role of AS in invasive breast cancer
Development of a probabilistic early health warning system based on meteorological parameters
Observed cases of MAL and ADD The actual recorded weekly mean of MAL and ADD cases along with the climatological rainfall (hereafter R/F), maximum temperature
Artificial Intelligence improves Brain tumour diagnosis
A new machine learning approach can classify gliomas, a common type of brain tumour, into low or high grades with almost 98% accuracy, researchers report
An Update on Artificial Intelligence for Detecting Diabetic Eye Disease: All Hype or the New Reality?
Diabetes is a growing epidemic both domestically and internationally that threatens to strain an already overburdened healthcare system. More than 1 in 5 healthcare dollars
Artificial intelligence could speed up and improve Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Diagram of the brain of a person with Alzheimer's Disease. Credit: Wikipedia/public domain. Artificial intelligence (AI) could help to diagnose Alzheimer's faster and improve patient