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In New York, Mount Sinai’s Icahn School of Medicine launches the Center for Ophthalmic Artificial Intelligence and Human Health to help ophthalmologists more quickly diagnose eye disease and assess underlying health conditions. The center will initially work with AI models in Mount Sinai’s ophthalmology tele-consult program, tele-retina program, and eye stroke service.


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A local Dallas media outlet profiles Sniffle, an AI-powered virtual care app that offers telemedicine to patients, and white-label virtual consult capabilities to physicians. The State of Arkansas has invested in the company, and its technology is now used by 85 physicians in 10 Arkansas clinics.


Research

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Crisis call support line operator Protocall Services and Lyssn will use a $2 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to customize Lyssn’s AI technology for use in the analysis and review of crisis calls. Lyssn’s call evaluations and summary dashboards are intended to help call center counselors improve their assessment of a caller’s suicide risk. The companies will soon begin an 18-month study to determine whether or not Lyssn’s software improves the performance of counselors over time.

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UPMC researchers develop a machine learning algorithm for the ECG diagnosis of occlusion myocardial infarction in patients with chest pain that outperforms providers and other ECG interpretation software.


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The Responsible AI in Healthcare consortium launches to help health systems and other providers safely use AI. Backed by the Responsible AI Institute, Harvard Business School, and NHS in the UK, the group is working to develop a Responsible Generative AI Safety Index scoring system for healthcare.

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Mayo Clinic scientists develop an AI-augmented kidney stone test to help providers pinpoint any underlying health conditions that may have contributed to the patient’s condition.


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