PYMNTS.com July 16, 2024
Artificial intelligence is making waves across the medical field, with new studies showing promise in predicting eye treatment complications, analyzing heart MRIs, and even designing RNA-based drugs.
While specialized healthcare AI models demonstrate potential, research also cautions against relying on general-purpose AI chatbots for clinical decision-making, highlighting the need for tailored solutions in critical medical applications.
AI Model Shows Promise in Predicting Eye Treatment Complications
A new study suggested AI could help predict complications from treatments for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of vision loss affecting millions of Americans. Researchers from Emory University and Cleveland Clinic developed a machine-learning model that analyzes eye scans to identify patients at risk of inflammatory responses to common AMD treatments.
The study,...
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