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Why artificial intelligence will be key to NHS workforce and waiting times challenges - Vimarsana News

Why artificial intelligence will be key to NHS workforce and waiting times challenges

To protect Scotland’s health and social care future, we must take big, bold steps forward right now.

Digital Diagnostics and Baxter Announce New Partnership to Advance Diabetic Retinopathy Detection - Vimarsana News

Digital Diagnostics and Baxter Announce New Partnership to Advance Diabetic Retinopathy Detection

Digital Diagnostics and Baxter International Inc. announced a long-term strategic partnership to help front line care providers deliver high-quality care and improve care outcomes. The partnership includes plans to offer Digital Diagnostics’ industry-leading IDx-DR® autonomous AI software as a diagnostic service ...

DIGITAL DIAGNOSTICS AND BAXTER ANNOUNCE NEW PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY DETECTION - Vimarsana News

DIGITAL DIAGNOSTICS AND BAXTER ANNOUNCE NEW PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY DETECTION

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AI Can Spot Early Diabetic Retinopathy in Asymptomatic Patients - Vimarsana News

AI Can Spot Early Diabetic Retinopathy in Asymptomatic Patients

Researchers compare an AI-based system with human graders on their abilities to stage diabetic retinopathy using ultra widefield color fundus images.

Georgios Leontidis: Artificial intelligence has the power to help, not hinder us - Vimarsana News

Georgios Leontidis: Artificial intelligence has the power to help, not hinder us

The term AI might make you think of robots with bad intentions, but it could massively improve our lives, writes Georgios Leontidis.