Detecting language problems: a tech-assisted vision for earlier diagnosis
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Detecting language problems: a tech-assisted vision for earlier diagnosis
A team at San Diego State University is using advanced computerised comprehension tasks to detect language problems in children. Using the program, the team has been able to spot problems a full two years earlier, a development which could lead to significant improvements for conditions that often hamper a child’s progress. San Diego State University psychology professor Margaret Friend explains the potentially life-changing technique.
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Technology is pushing forward the search for new biomarkers to unlock new insights into disease progression and inform clinical research. From epigenetic screening to vocal biomarkers and data analysis powered by machine learning, what are some of the most promising technological talking points in the industry today?
The critical moment: can machine learning save lives in sepsis care?
Researchers from MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a predictive model that could guide clinicians in deciding when to give potentially life-saving drugs to patients being treated for sepsis. First author of the study Varesh Prasad explains how the technology works.
National Heart Month: blood pressure monitors are changing diabetes care
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, increases a patient’s chances of developing a potentially life-threatening condition such as a heart attack. As diabetes and high blood pressure are closely linked, equipment manufacturer Omron believes blood pressure monitoring is key for diabetic patients. On National Heart Month, Omron Healthcare UK general manager Charlie Fox discusses the company’s latest blood pressuring monitoring technology.
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