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Imagia's mission: To be largest AI collaboration platform in healthcare
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Imagia's mission: To be largest AI collaboration platform in healthcare

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(Sponsored) CEO envisions a global ecosystem that shifts healthcare from diagnose and treatment to wellness and prevention.

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Ukraine's Aspichi studies VR for mental resilience

Viktor Samoilenko, CEO and founder of Aspichi, describes how the Ukraine-based mixed reality company is using immersive technologies to address mental health challenges and build resilience with evidence-based psychological approaches.

Ukraine's Aspichi studies VR for mental resilience
Viktor Samoilenko, CEO and founder of Aspichi, describes how the Ukraine-based mixed reality company is using immersive technologies to address mental health challenges and build resilience with evidence-based psychological approaches.
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Proposed rule would require PBMs to disclose compensation

New U.S. Department of Labor rule would have an immediate positive effect on pharmacies and negatively impact the big Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), says Dae Y. Lee, attorney at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.

Proposed rule would require PBMs to disclose compensation
New U.S. Department of Labor rule would have an immediate positive effect on pharmacies and negatively impact the big Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), says Dae Y. Lee, attorney at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.
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AI is improving the recognition of a hospital-acquired condition

A randomized trial using AI is tripling the accuracy of detecting hospital-acquired delirium, a condition that can be fatal, says Dr. Fahad Razak, Canada research chair in healthcare data and analytics at the University of Toronto.

AI is improving the recognition of a hospital-acquired condition
A randomized trial using AI is tripling the accuracy of detecting hospital-acquired delirium, a condition that can be fatal, says Dr. Fahad Razak, Canada research chair in healthcare data and analytics at the University of Toronto.
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