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Malignant prostate tumors have registered a 42 percent increase in the last year, according to data from the epidemiological bulletin issued by the Federal Ministry of Health with a cut at the end of October of this year. The urologist Aldo Reyna, consulted by VANGURDIA, explained that this increase in statistics is directly related to a greater detection capacity. In his opinion, the rise is not due to an environmental factor, but to the fact t…
AI-driven system automates fax filing and digital consent, saving 8,500 staff hours – RamaOnHealthcare
An emerging artificial intelligence-powered system developed at Penn Medicine has tripled the speed of fax processing and cut a full week off the new patient intake process—freeing up thousands of staff hours. The system, called coordn8, was created by the Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Transformation and Innovation (CHTI) and is detailed in a [...]
Automated MRI System Revolutionizes Prostate Cancer Detection
In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly revolutionizing medical diagnostics, a groundbreaking study has emerged from a team of researchers led by Wu, Liu, and Yang, promising to redefine prostate cancer detection. Published recently in Nature Communications, their work introduces an automated MRI system explicitly designed for the reliable identification of clinically significant prostate […]
Automated MRI System Revolutionizes Prostate Cancer Detection
In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly revolutionizing medical diagnostics, a groundbreaking study has emerged from a team of researchers led by Wu, Liu, and Yang, promising to redefine prostate cancer detection. Published recently in Nature Communications, their work introduces an automated MRI system explicitly designed for the reliable identification of clinically significant prostate cancer. This milestone symbolizes a leap towar…
Noosa Radiology welcomes prostate cancer imaging expert
Prostate cancer remains the most common cause of cancer death in men worldwide despite many studies proving that early detection significantly reduces mortality. Australia has emerged a world leader in early prostate cancer detection and research and Australian men are very fortunate to have access to the latest advances in prostate cancer imaging via our Medicare system. November is Men’s Health Awareness Month, a reminder for men to take proac…
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