Precision medicine
By adding Intelerad’s outpatient imaging and cloud interoperability capabilities to its offerings in 2026, GE says it aims to accelerate precision care while improving care team efficiencies and patient outcomes.
Validated using Hong Kong's four-million-EMR dataset, the Chinese University of Hong Kong's diabetes model is now being expanded to cover other chronic diseases.
The two SymphonyAI companies are combining to launch GW RhythmX, an artificial intelligence-driven personalized care platform that unites clinical, financial, payer and social data.
Also, a medical school in Pakistan adopts AI systems for both classroom and hospital training.
Also, Chulalongkorn University has launched long-read genome sequencing to screen newborns for genetic diseases.
Leader John Lee has announced cross-border data sharing, faster drug approvals, AI cancer screening, a new regulatory centre, and expanded telehealth.
The deep learning-based model was trained on data collected from nearly 15,000 patients.
Also, Pakistani nursing institutes have adopted AI to boost training.
Also, Hoan My, a private hospital group in Vietnam, has implemented a network-wide EMR system.
Developed at Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, the innovative tool can scan EHRs and spot data that might identify kids with undiagnosed or rare conditions. It helps refer them for genetic testing sooner, giving them more personalized care.