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AI can now screen 15 million molecules in a day, but it still cannot cure diseases like Alzheimer’s. Despite the hype, real-world applications remain limited.
Utah becomes the first U.S. state to authorize an AI system to prescribe medicine, sparking debate over safety and oversight.
Analyze and visualize health query data patterns from underserved areas, learning to process geographic and temporal healthcare trends using Python and machine learning.
Learn to build a basic AI prescription system that demonstrates how AI can recommend psychiatric medications, similar to systems being tested in Utah.
Mantis Biotech is developing digital twins of humans using synthetic datasets to solve medicine's data availability problem. The technology aggregates fragmented medical data to create virtual representations of human anatomy, physiology, and behavior for research purposes.
Parallel raises €20M to deploy AI agents for hospital administrative work across Europe, aiming to automate complex medical coding tasks and improve healthcare efficiency.
Fitbit's new AI feature allows users to upload medical records and receive personalized health recommendations, but raises important privacy and safety questions.
Cedars-Sinai's EchoPrime AI system outperforms existing models in interpreting echocardiograms and generating clinical reports, with its code now publicly available.
Learn how AI agent platforms work and why they're being used in healthcare to help doctors and nurses focus on patient care while automated systems handle routine tasks like scheduling and documentation.
HBO's The Pitt takes a graphic approach to emergency medicine, showcasing severe medical trauma that pushes the boundaries of traditional hospital dramas. The series reflects broader trends in healthcare media and raises questions about AI's role in emergency care.
