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Medical News | Medical Articles: IT Faces the Digital Pathology Data Tsunami

	July 29, 2019
	Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
	The latest artificial intelligence in healthcare news from News Medical

IT Faces the Digital Pathology Data Tsunami

Since AI applied to digital pathology is a relatively new endeavor for most US healthcare systems, we're only just beginning to see the research and clinical value in historical pathology slides evolve. Our history in managing large data sets of imaging and EMR data allows the team to develop high-performance architectures to support the analysis of this data. Huron Digital Pathology in partnership with Dell Technologies bring intelligence to the unstructured data through image search – connecting pathologists to the vast knowledge contained in pathology reports on a real-time basis.

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	Harvesting hidden information in chest X-rays using AI to predict mortality The most frequently performed imaging exam in medicine "the chest X-ray" holds 'hidden' prognostic information that can be harvested with artificial intelligence, according to a study by scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital.