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Italy: Gastroenterologists can benefit from computer-aided detection (CADe) approaches based on artificial intelligence algorithms in identifying colorectal neoplasia. According to a new research,...
A Briefing Note was developed for Global Fund staff when supporting Principal Recipients in the selection of X-ray and computer-aided detection (CAD) software. Chest X-ray (CXR) has been used by tuberculosis (TB) programs as a screening tool for detecting TB disease particularly among subpopulations that are at higher risk.
Mr Ronald Gerard Strikker, the outgoing Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Ghana, has bid farewell to Madam Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration. Mr Strikker, a career diplomat with a background in law, was appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Ghana in 2016. Prior to that, he served as Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He has also served in various capacities as a Dutch envoy in Nairobi, Tunis, Santiago de Chile, Bangkok, and Paris. During the meeting in Accra, the Minister c...
A mobile X-ray clinic. Picture: WC Health One of the most striking findings of South Africa’s first national Tuberculosis (TB) Prevalence Survey was that of 234 people found to have TB, around 58% had abnormal chest X-rays without experiencing any TB symptoms. The survey findings also confirmed what many experts suspected – that tens of thousands of people with TB in South Africa are simply never diagnosed. Based on the survey it was estimated that 390 000 people fell ill with TB in the country in 2018 – of which around 154 000 never received a diagnosis. As we recen...
SA piloting mobile X-rays to boost asymptomatic TB detection Tiyese Jeranji for Spotlight © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved One of the most striking findings of South Africa’s first National Tuberculosis (TB) Prevalence Survey was that of 234 people found to have TB, around 58% had abnormal chest X-rays without experiencing any TB symptoms. The survey findings also confirmed what many experts suspected – that tens of thousands of people with TB in South Africa are simply never diagnosed. Based on the survey it was estimated that 390,000 people fell ill...