Intel
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Artificial Intelligence, Diagnostics
UPenn, Intel partner to use federated learning AI for early brain tumor detection
The project will bring in 29 institutions from North America, Europe and India and will use privacy-preserved data to train AI models. Federated learning has been described as being born at the intersection of AI, blockchain, edge computing and the Internet of Things.
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Artificial Intelligence, Health Tech
Will tech, pharma come together for digital health?
Digital health companies have raised large funding rounds, but have struggled to make major traction with physicians and patients. Executives with Johnson & Johnson and Intel shared what they see as the path to a solution.
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AI set to become important component of drug discovery, development
Large pharma companies are partnering with tech firms to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to speed up drug discovery.
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Care Innovations takes on behavior change as it tackles chronic diseases
“We’re trying to turn the key in the brain that changes motivations,” said Maureen Glynn, senior director of research and compliance for Care Innovations.
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Here’s how wearables are being enlisted to study neurodegenerative diseases
Neurodegenerative diseases represent a particularly interesting area for wearables to come into play as research scientists seek to better understand disease progression.
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Broad Institute partners with Amazon, Google, IBM to bring genome analysis software to the cloud
The Broad Institute plans to develop and roll out GATK4, the next generation version of Genome Analysis Toolkit. The new service will include cancer, structural variation, copy number variation and related functionality.
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Trayt Health Seeks to Increase Access to Diagnoses and Treatments
CEO Malekeh Amini explains how Trayt Health can bridge the gap for patients seeking neurological care.
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Intel, Xi3 found Transformation Lab with Intermountain Health to bring new tech to the bedside
Utah’s Intermountain Health is hoping that collaborating will equal innovation with new efforts to bring […]
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“It’s time to put Marcus Welby to bed.” 5 thoughts on connected health from Intel’s MD
Dr. Mark Blatt, the worldwide medical director at Intel, envisions a future where doctors can “see” twice as many patients in a day for a fraction of what it costs today. But seeing doesn’t necessarily mean seeing in-person.
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Teen develops early stage, noninvasive pancreatic cancer detector, wins Intel science fair
Pancreatic cancer has a reputation as the silent killer because it frequently isn’t diagnosed until […]
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Mayo Clinic partners with Intel to study football player hits
One of the biggest storyies in the National Football League this season revolves around concussions resulting from horrific hits on the field. Last week, chip maker Intel Corp. said it’s researching the topic, partnering with universities and a major helmet manufacturer to develop computer simulations that can assess the risk of head injuries. Key to Intel’s efforts is a collaboration with Mayo Clinic.
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Night Read (Minnesota): Mayo Clinic partners with GE, Intel on chronic diseases study
Patients will measure their vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse and weight, and respond to questions related to their diseases on a daily basis. A clinical care team will review the data, and will be able to use videoconferencing to further evaluate the patients.