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Artificial Intelligence Boosts Alzheimer’s Disease Classification

por Sdli Scouter | Mar 15, 2021 | Diagnostic Tools

Summary: «An artificial intelligence framework could help providers classify Alzheimer’s disease with enhanced accuracy, potentially leading to earlier treatment.» «Artificial intelligence tools were able to process brain images and classify Alzheimer’s disease with...

From Correlation to Causation in Machine Learning: Why and How our AI needs to understand causality

por Sdli Scouter | Mar 15, 2021 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «What’s wrong with correlation?» «In May 2016, the COMPAS algorithm was flagged as being racially biased [1]. This algorithm was used by the US to guide criminal sentencing by predicting likelihood of reoffending. It estimated a black person was more likely...

Ten innovations that can improve global health

por Sdli Scouter | Mar 10, 2021 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «By 2040, new technologies could reduce the total burden of disease by 6 to 10 percent.» «Today’s interventions are the innovations of the past. Without them, healthy lifespans would not be as long as they are. Innovation continues to be critical to tackle...

FemTech and the NHS – we’re only just getting started

por Sdli Scouter | Mar 10, 2021 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «As we celebrate International Women’s Day, Jenny Thomas, programme director for DigitalHealth.London and co-producer of FemTech TV, explores the role of FemTech in the NHS.» Article written by DHI News Team 08|03|2021 Source:Digital...

How will women’s health technology grow in 2021

por Sdli Scouter | Mar 10, 2021 | Sector and Trends

Summary: «The global market size for femtech is estimated to be around US$60.01 billion by 2027.» «There has been a massive growth in the female-centric health technology market as revolutionary steps are being taken to balance gender disparities.»»There are a few...
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