MIT engineers develop stickers that can see inside the body

captured in blood tests and admission records. But the problem is so far beyond what current AI can do that many doctors’ notes are never read in detail. AI tools for radiology are starting to be explored; they are able to look at images and to distinguish tumors from healthy tissue, but we have no way yet to automate another part of what a real ra

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When I look at a bridge, I see stress lines. I see which parts of the bridge are subject to compression, and which ones are subject to tension. I can call up these perceptions on command, with a bit of concentration. They help me experience and understand the world. You have similar sensations. You can “see” that a rope is stretched too tightly and

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Biomedical devices are often connected loosely to protect a patient. A pulse oximeter, used to detect blood oxygenation, is connected to a patient’s finger with deliberate weakness, preventing injury should someone trip over the cable. The clips that hold lobster traps together are designed to corrode after one fishing season. When traps are lost o

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Image-Based Artificial Intelligence in Psoriasis Assessment: The Beginning of a New Diagnostic Era?Goessinger, Elisabeth VPreview author details; Gottfrois, PhilippePreview author details; Mueller, Alina MPreview author details; Cerminara, Sara EPreview author details; Navarini, Alexander APreview author details.

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