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2025-03-23
New York Times 1 related

Scientists are using AI to speed up drug repurposing, expanding the treatment possibilities for people with rare diseases and few options

Joseph Coates, left, owes his life to an A.I. model developed by Dr. David Fajgenbaum and the rest of his team.Hannah Yoon for The New York Times Bluesky: @rjcc , @karissabe , @nochoicebutaction , and...

2020-11-23
New York Times

Experts say AI-based apps like qXR, which help clinicians diagnose tuberculosis early, could make an enormous impact on the control of the disease in India

Apoorva Mandavilli / New York Times : Tweets: @shashitharoor , @vivnat , @erictopol , @rinachandran , @nythealth , @nythealth , @juneymb , @puneetkdewan , and @paimadhu Tweets: Shashi Tharoor / @shas...

2020-11-22
New York Times

Experts say AI-based apps like qXR, which help clinicians diagnose tuberculosis early, could make an enormous impact on the control of the disease in India

In rural India and other places where tuberculosis is rampant, A.I. that scans lung X-rays might eliminate the scourge. Tweets: @erictopol , @rinachandran , @nythealth , @nythealth , @juneymb , and @p...

2019-03-19
Kaiser Health News

Report: US has spent $36B digitizing health records, which has risked patient safety with thousands of reports of deaths and injuries tied to software glitches

The U.S. government claimed that turning American medical charts into electronic records would make health care better, safer, and cheaper. Tweets: @erictopol , @ldrogen , @seemacms , @laware75 , @ros...

2018-11-25
Washington Post

Predictim, a service using AI to generate character scores for babysitters based on years of online activity, provides questionable recommendations to parents

When Jessie Battaglia started looking for a new babysitter for her 1-year-old son, she wanted more information … Tweets: @zeynep , @justinhendrix , @katecrawford , @ai , @carnage4life , @etbrooking , ...

2017-12-17
New Yorker

A look at how Estonia is building a digital society, with projects such as e-Estonia that move bureaucratic processes online for its 1.3M citizens

Nathan Heller / New Yorker : Tweets: @newyorker , @opdeatheatersus , @newyorker , @imran , @nathanheller , @erictopol , @jdennelind , @nathanheller , @nagrikta , @nathanheller , @gquaggiotto , @abdih...

2016-10-02
Washington Post

How a startup called Augmedix, which has raised over $36M, is enabling hundreds of doctors in the US to use Google Glass for remote medical scribing

Elizabeth Dwoskin / Washington Post : Tweets: @erictopol , @tom_weaver , @geofutures and @cpmcinsf Tweets: Eric Topol / @erictopol : Redux of @Google glass, “low cost scribes” A1 @Washingtonpost http...

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