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Digitising slides isnt a new concept, but running an ai model to determine the risk of cancer returning is. no—one involved is suggesting that this will replace the importance of doctors, but the hope is that more detailed data and analysis could enhance theirjudgment calls. here you have the breast cancer that you can see. the thing that is white is fat tissue, and the cancer is all this stuff which is kind of purple. so i can see all these details on the slide and check that the quality is g...

Here, you have the breast cancer_ here, you have the breast cancer that you can see. the thing — cancer that you can see. the thing that— cancer that you can see. the thing that is why it is fat tissue _ thing that is why it is fat tissue and the cancer is all this— tissue and the cancer is all this stuff_ tissue and the cancer is all this stuff which is kind of purple _ this stuff which is kind of purple. i_ this stuff which is kind of purple. i can see all of these details — purple. i ...

The thing that is white is fat tissue, and the cancer is all this stuff which is kind of purple. so i can see all these details on the slide and check that the quality is good. and once i say, "ok, the quality is good," i send it to a server where the au is performed. where the ai is performed. and then, after that, i receive a report performed by the ai telling me what is the relapse risk associated to this slide. and, after that, i can check the report and also see if, for me, the relapse risk...

Detailed data and analysis could enhance theirjudgment calls. here you have the breast cancer that you can see. the thing that is white is fat tissue, and the cancer is all this stuff which is kind of purple. so i can see all these details on the slide and check that the quality is good. and once i say, "ok, the quality is good," i send it to a server where the ai is performed. and then, after that, i receive a report performed by the ai, telling me what is the relapse risk associated to this sl...

I appreciate it. time and again "the ingraham angle" has proven to be ahead of the curve on covid. "the new york times" finds that the coronavirus finds fat tissue. my next guest pointed this out on our show in the first weeks of the pandemic. joining me now is dr. stephen smith, founder of the smith center for infectious diseases in urban health. dr. smith, what took them so long and did they really get it right at "the new york times"? >> the first part, what took them so long, i dont know. i ...

>> we have to go but it is a new type of tyranny and it is getting worse by the day especially how they are treating the kids, appreciate it and time is again the in the graham angle has proven to be ahead of the curve on covenant the new york times reporting the coronavirus attacks fat tissue, the research may help explain why people who are overweight and obese have been at high risk of severe listen death. my next guest pointed this out on our show in the first weeks of the pandemic. joining ...

Taking fat tissue from a surgical specimen, geriatric or obesity surgery or cardiac surgery, in these fat tissues, that makes sense, but making sense and physiology and medicine dont matter. what matters is, what happens and that is where we have gone wrong. medicine profession of observers. we stopped observing. we have tried to fit a round peg in a square hole instead of saying look at what we have and what does this mean? how do we use this information going forward? we just didnt do that. we...

The coronavirus attacks fat tissue, scientists find

The research may help explain why people who are overweight and obese have been at higher risk of severe illness and death from Covid.

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