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GE signs $44M federal contract for disaster preparedness | Open-source LLMs read radiology images, protect privacy
Monday, October 16, 2023
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GE HealthCare signs $44M federal contract to develop imaging assistance for mass casualty incidents

Company leaders said the funds will be used to create AI-based guidance systems for a range of ultrasound devices.

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GE HealthCare signs $44M federal contract to develop imaging assistance for mass casualty incidents

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Emergency Reponse Plan Book
Company leaders said the funds will be used to create AI-based guidance systems for a range of ultrasound devices.
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Open-source, local large language model can read radiology reports while respecting privacy

An LLM that respects patient privacy proves to be as useful as alternatives when reading chest X-rays.

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artificial intelligence robot evaluates healthcare data. Novo Nordisk announced a new collaboration with Valo Health, a healthcare technology company focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to identify new drug treatments for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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Open-source, local large language model can read radiology reports while respecting privacy

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artificial intelligence robot evaluates healthcare data. Novo Nordisk announced a new collaboration with Valo Health, a healthcare technology company focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to identify new drug treatments for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
An LLM that respects patient privacy proves to be as useful as alternatives when reading chest X-rays.
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Featured Articles

Nonclinical staff shortage hampers scheduling of pediatric ultrasounds in urban areas

Scheduling a renal sonogram for children in urban areas is challenged by a lack of staff to answer the phone.

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Nonclinical staff shortage hampers scheduling of pediatric ultrasounds in urban areas

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Renal ultrasound in pediatrics
Scheduling a renal sonogram for children in urban areas is challenged by a lack of staff to answer the phone.
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MRI small enough to fit in truck bed set for human trials

The MRI machine is limited to head scans, but it produces high-quality images despite being 400 kg.

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MRI small enough to fit in truck bed set for human trials

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MRI image from a head scan
The MRI machine is limited to head scans, but it produces high-quality images despite being 400 kg.
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Enterprise radiology dashboard integrates with academic and community practices

Penn State Health developed a dashboard system to better understand radiology workflows and facilitate data sharing across the organization. 

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Visualized radiology data
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Enterprise radiology dashboard integrates with academic and community practices

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Visualized radiology data
Penn State Health developed a dashboard system to better understand radiology workflows and facilitate data sharing across the organization. 
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In Case You Missed It

More and more hospitals are using the cloud for medical image storage

Cloud data storage is growing in medical imaging as a way of simplifying workflows and providing relief to health IT teams, Esteban Rubens explained in an interview. 

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Esteban Rubens, Oracle cloud field chief technology officer for healthcare, explains cloud’s role in enterprise imaging and healthcare IT and the movement away from on-premise data storage.
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More and more hospitals are using the cloud for medical image storage

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Esteban Rubens, Oracle cloud field chief technology officer for healthcare, explains cloud’s role in enterprise imaging and healthcare IT and the movement away from on-premise data storage.
Cloud data storage is growing in medical imaging as a way of simplifying workflows and providing relief to health IT teams, Esteban Rubens explained in an interview. 
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Pretargeted radioimmunotherapy shows early promise in treating aggressive ovarian cancer

The new-look nuclear medicine treatment was able to cure advanced ovarian cancer in some mice, with limited side effects.

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Pretargeted radioimmunotherapy shows early promise in treating aggressive ovarian cancer

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The new-look nuclear medicine treatment was able to cure advanced ovarian cancer in some mice, with limited side effects.
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In Other News

Cleveland Clinic treats first patient with new gene therapy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.

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Specialists at Cleveland Clinic treated a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patient with a new gene therapy from Tenaya Therapeutics. Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.
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Cleveland Clinic treats first patient with new gene therapy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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Specialists at Cleveland Clinic treated a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patient with a new gene therapy from Tenaya Therapeutics. Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.
Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.
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CMS removes national coverage determination for beta-amyloid PET, expanding access to vital imaging exam

Eliminating the previous “coverage with evidence development” requirement allows local MACs to dictate payment for such exams. 

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CMS removes national coverage determination for beta-amyloid PET, expanding access to vital imaging exam

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Eliminating the previous “coverage with evidence development” requirement allows local MACs to dictate payment for such exams. 
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