BFI will support IIT Kanpur in promoting entrepreneurial initiatives through the institute's SIIC, with the aim of developing solutions that address critical gaps in India's healthcare sector.
A report by Omnia Health says medical tourism faces challenges the metaverse can solve, such as stressful pre-travel arrangements and inadequate communication.
WHO's Smart AI Resource Assistant for Health is designed to provide users with information about diseases, prevention, and treatment of leading killers like cancer and diabetes.
A new study by Research and Markets predicts that blockchain will have a market share of over $1,029.18 billion by 2034. Currently, the tech's market share in healthcare is pegged at $3.33 billion.
To support existing blockchain-based initiatives targeting India's healthcare sector, the BFI teams up with the IISc for a new project to aid studies focused on creating tangible healthcare solutions.
"Patient Passports" could be managed more efficiently if the records are stored on a blockchain that is cryptographically secured and verifiably accurate—like the BSV blockchain.
A proactive approach toward AI regulation offers the best chance to mitigate the associated risks posed by the technology, according to the World Health Organization.
Exploring blockchain's potential in planetary health, researchers uncover promising use cases across environmental protection, health financing, disease mapping, and AI integration.
The Collins Lab and Harvard University researchers' work presents a promising outlook on using AI in healthcare and is a significant scientific victory.
ASU researchers utilize AI to restore speech in locked-in syndrome, track cancer cell life cycles, and prevent falls in older adults, showcasing promising outcomes for diverse health challenges.
Hong Kong tackles rising superbug infections with AI, as the Hospital Authority launches a pilot to track antibiotic resistance and enhance treatment amid growing public health concerns.
With the help of AI, Google and iCAD collaborate to improve their healthcare services, like 2D breast mammography and cancer detection, while working to ease radiologists' workload.
