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What if a digital twin helped researchers test treatment strategies?
A computer model of a patient could let researchers ask 'what if?' without the risk. How close are we?
What if an AI model discovered a promising drug target?
AI can sift biology faster than any lab. Finding a target is the start of the story, not the end.
What if we could detect a cancer before symptoms appeared?
Finding cancer earlier sounds like pure good news. The details are more interesting.
What if an MRI scan took a fraction of the time?
Shorter scans could mean less time lying still in a loud tube — and more people scanned per day.
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Artificial intelligence in medicine: Mayo Clinic Radio
Mayo Clinic experts discuss how artificial intelligence is being applied in clinical practice. The conversation covers where AI can assist clinicians and what its…
AI + MedicineDigital twins in medicine
Computer models of an organ or person, updated with real data, used to test “what if” scenarios.
AI + Medicine
AI + MedicineOptive AI software for Swoop portable MRI
Hyperfine reported FDA clearance of next-generation Optive AI software in its Q2 2026 results on Aug. 6, 2026 (company release).
Recursion Pharmaceuticals
Nasdaq: RXRXRecursion describes itself as a clinical-stage 'TechBio' company that combines automated biology and machine learning to find drug candidates. Its most advanced…
insitro
Not publicly tradedinsitro, founded by Daphne Koller, combines machine learning with human cellular data to identify disease drivers and design drug candidates. It has…
Hyperfine
Nasdaq: HYPRHyperfine makes the Swoop system, a portable, ultra-low-field MRI scanner for brain imaging at the point of care. The company was founded…