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German researchers created a breakthrough AI system that helps hospitals plan radiation therapy without ever sharing sensitive patient data. The technology could make cancer treatment safer, cheaper, and more accessible to smaller hospitals.
Researchers at Rutgers University developed an AI system that can detect stigmatizing language in patient records with 83% accuracy, helping hospitals clean up biased notes that hurt future care. The breakthrough could help millions of transgender, non-binary, and Black patients receive fairer treatment.
USC scientists just created a quantum-powered AI system that outlines tumors more precisely than standard technology, potentially helping doctors plan better treatments. The hybrid system works with far less data and computing power than traditional AI.
Israeli researchers are using artificial intelligence and 3D bioprinting to engineer living tissue for prosthetics, turning wartime challenges into medical breakthroughs that could transform rehabilitation worldwide. Despite a 40% drop in tech investment, innovators gathered in Jerusalem to showcase how AI will accelerate the next decade of medicine.
A new artificial intelligence tool just earned FDA breakthrough status for reading chest X-rays and writing preliminary reports on over 100 medical findings. Aidoc's technology could dramatically cut the time doctors spend analyzing scans while keeping physicians in control of final decisions.
The FDA is speeding up approval for AI-powered medical devices through a breakthrough program designed to get innovative health tech to patients faster. A new pilot launching this year will accelerate early-stage clinical trials for promising AI tools.
Six Indian biotech companies are taking homegrown cancer therapies, surgical AI, and a blood test for Parkinson's to a global showcase in France this June. They're solving health problems that Western medicine hasn't touched.
A doctor who struggled with endless paperwork built an AI system that helps clinicians document patient visits and helps patients manage their care at home. MedPlanner just launched its HEMI tools in the UK and Malaysia after seeing real problems that technology could fix.
Surgeons in London just performed the UK's first operation using AI that highlights body parts in real-time with different colors, making surgery safer and more precise. The technology, developed in Japan, acts like a GPS system for the operating room.
A new AI platform is helping cancer doctors spend less time drowning in paperwork and more time with patients. Triomics just raised $22 million to expand technology that's already helping top cancer centers tackle their overwhelming administrative burden.
A new AI system in China just earned the world's first top-level approval for reading chromosome tests, cutting diagnosis time from a month to less than a week. The breakthrough could help millions of families waiting for answers about genetic conditions.
South Korea just signed health agreements with Ukraine, Indonesia, and the Philippines to expand medical AI and digital health. The partnerships will share cutting-edge technology and train healthcare workers where they're needed most.