Imaging & Diagnostics

Microsoft and the nonprofit academic medical centre Mayo Clinic have announced a joint effort to develop a new artificial intelligence model built exclusively for the...

Philips announced that it has obtained FDA clearance for Elevate Plus, an expanded suite of advanced imaging, artificial intelligence and automation capabilities designed for its...

The Siemens Healthineers and Cercare Medical collaboration aims to speed up the adoption of cone-beam computed tomography perfusion technology, which serves as a practical step...

Jardine Matheson has entered into an agreement to purchase I-MED Radiology Network, an Australian diagnostic imaging and teleradiology provider, for an enterprise value of A$3.4bn...

The modern clinical laboratory is undergoing a profound evolution as manual processes give way to sophisticated robotic systems. By streamlining testing procedures and integrating high-throughput technologies, facilities are achieving unprecedented levels of precision and speed. This shift towards automated solutions is not only reducing human error but also enabling medical professionals to handle increasing sample volumes with greater reliability, ultimately leading to faster and more accurate patient results.

Modern radiology is undergoing a profound evolution driven by the integration of artificial intelligence and high-resolution imaging modalities. These advancements allow clinicians to visualize internal structures with unprecedented clarity, leading to earlier detection of diseases and more tailored treatment strategies. By bridging the gap between raw data and clinical insight, new imaging technologies are setting a higher standard for diagnostic accuracy across the global healthcare landscape.

A Harvard-led study has found that advanced artificial intelligence systems can outperform human physicians in emergency room diagnostics and management tasks, marking a significant development...