Tag: Healthcare

• A Breath of Fresh Air: How GE Healthcare* is Accelerating Pneumothorax Detection with AI Medical imaging data contains the power to save lives. Every tiny sliver of an image potentially holds the key to hugely important breakthroughs in treatment. And this year alone, hospitals produced over 50 petabytes of data, with images making up over 90% of that!¹ That’s a treasure trove of information. But without a simple, efficient way to process and analyze...
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• New Rule for Medical Imaging: AI Inside Before it became fashionable to digitize medical records, medical imaging had already moved to digital with a passion. Long the gold standard for non-invasive detection and analysis of the inner workings of the human body, medical imaging technology has relentlessly advanced by boosting resolution, expanding data dimensionality from pixels to voxels to streams of moving images, and miniaturizing systems to...
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• Taking Remote Care to the Next Level The science is there: Remote care can drop post-discharge chronic heart failure deaths by up to 50 .  And it can cut U.S. employer healthcare costs by as much as $6 billion annually2. Offering substantial improvements in patient care and extensive cost savings, remote care delivery should already be ubiquitous. But it’s not. While remote care use is increasing, widespread...
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• Intel to Reveal Breakthrough in Smart and Connected Technology at IoT Solutions World Congress Next week at IoT Solutions World Congress (October 25-27) in Barcelona, the leading global event for industrial IoT, Intel will be unveiling IoT solutions designed to support the next wave of innovation, helping connected entities become more responsive, efficient, and aware. Intel’s latest development will enable high scale machines and systems to greatly expand capabilities in the most challenging of...
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• IoT Insights 2015: Intel IoT Platform Collaborations Reveal a Strong and Connected Future What is a canvas without paint? A paint-filled palette without a brush? Or a pigment-soaked brush without a hand to guide it? Just as it requires collaboration between objects to create a work of art, we are finding that by working together toward a more connected world, the promise of the Internet of Things is beginning to take shape before...
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• The Promising Role of IoT and Big Data in Parkinson’s Research One of the most promising elements of the Internet of Things, big data, and analytics is how the combination of technology and human effort can help positively affect health and well being. In the post below, my colleague Krystal Temple describes how Intel and the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research are working toward exciting breakthroughs in the treatment...
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