Whichever AI segment you follow most closely, be it healthcare or any other, you had to pause to absorb this week’s financial report from Nvidia.

Aspirin is known to be an effective, affordable way to prevent cardiovascular disease.

Continued improvement in imaging techniques and development of clinical practice guidelines may further reduce the need, experts noted. 

Hospital executives find themselves in a challenging position—pay big bucks for hard-to-find medications or risk letting their patients down. 

Physicians can sometimes overlook low-contrast lesions, such as hepatic metastases or pancreatic adenocarcinoma, on computed tomography scans. 

The new and improved AI-based language model outperformed human clinicians in a new study published in JAMA Network Open.

The newly cleared device was designed with patient freedom and flexibility in mind. 

“If we can deploy our model on a population-level ECG screening, we would be able to pick up many more of these patients before they have irreversible damage,” a cardiologist behind the new study explained.