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The Many Faces of AI in Clinical Trials

03/30/2020

Excerpt from the article: “AI is being applied in several aspects for the clinical trial process today. From analyzing real-world data and scientific information to providing improved patient stratification and predictive outcomes, and assisting with different aspects of clinical trial operations. Here are some of the technologies using AI and machine learning in the clinical…

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‘We’re racing against the clock’: Researchers test wearables as an early warning system for Covid-19

03/29/2020

Excerpt from the article: “Researchers at two prominent California universities launched ambitious new studies this week to test whether wearables can serve as a sort of early-warning system for parts of the country not yet flooded with coronavirus cases. University of California, San Francisco, researchers are exploring whether an algorithm fed with data from Oura…

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Prisma Health says it’s developed a way to make 1 ventilator work for 4 coronavirus patients

03/28/2020

Excerpt from the article: “Prisma Health said Wednesday that it has developed a device that will allow one ventilator to be used on four patients suffering from the coronavirus. Ventilators are an important part of treating people suffering with the respiratory infection. And a shortage of ventilators has been a concern of health leaders dealing…

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Code Life Ventilator Challenge

03/27/2020

Excerpt from the announcement: Montreal, Canada — March 19th, 2020 — The Montreal General Hospital Foundation, in collaboration with the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC), is launching a global innovation challenge, backed by a prize of $200,000 CAD. They are calling for teams to design a simple, low-cost, easy-to-manufacture and easy-to-maintain…

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Assessing The Impact Of COVID-19 On Regulatory Interactions, Inspections, & Audits

03/26/2020

Excerpt from the article: By Laurie Halloran, CEO & Chairwoman of the Board, Halloran Consulting Group, Inc. While we have not yet seen any significant delays in regulatory approval of life science products to date, the impact of COVID-19 on global health authorities is continuing to evolve. We expect a variety of potential delays in…

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The state of COVID-19 testing

03/26/2020

Excerpt from the article: “In these unprecedented times, we know that controlling the spread of novel coronavirus requires social distancing and testing. While all of us are doing our parts to stay at home, there’s a lot of confusion, chaos and frustration surrounding coronavirus testing in the US.  Before going further, I want to be…

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AI shows high accuracy for detecting COVID-19 on CT

03/25/2020

Excerpt from the Article: A newly developed artificial intelligence (AI)-based system is highly accurate for detecting the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on thoracic CT studies, according to research published online March 13 on arXiv.org. It can also quantify and track disease burden. Click the button below to read the entire article: Continue Reading The Article

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AI differentiates COVID-19 from other pneumonia

03/25/2020

Excerpt from the article: “Researchers from China have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm that accurately detects COVID-19 and differentiates it from community-acquired pneumonia and other lung diseases. They shared their results in an article published online March 19 in Radiology.” Click the button below to read the entire article! Continue To The Article

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Coronavirus: first person injected with trial vaccine

03/24/2020

Excerpt from the article: “The World Health Organization says that at least 20 coronavirus vaccines are currently in development in the global race for a cure. The first human trial, by the Boston-based biotech firm Moderna, is already underway. “Going from not even knowing that this virus was out there, which we then identified it…

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA allows expanded use of devices to monitor patients’ vital signs remotely

03/24/2020

Excerpt from the article: “Today, as part of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s ongoing efforts to address the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19), the agency issued a new policy that allows manufacturers of certain FDA-cleared non-invasive, vital sign-measuring devices to expand their use so that health care providers can use them to monitor patients remotely. The…

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