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Ascent Strategy Group retweeted
Access to an LLM isn’t a medical degree. But I don’t think we totally understand yet just how informed patients are going to be. And no one knows better when something is wrong. This is a huge cultural shift well underway.
Ascent Strategy Group retweeted
No, they can't measure blood pressure accurately.
American Heart Statement: "currently available devices may be inappropriate for clinical use." and "using these devices to guide treatment could lead to inappropriate care and may pose safety risks to patients." @American_Heart
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“The clinician–AI scientist should have sufficient training and expertise in both clinical and technical domains, together with an understanding of implementation science across the entire AI development-to-adoption lifecycle.”
#healthAI
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Discussion with attendees included what we are doing and learning as we connect the healthcare market to more sports sponsorships and activations -- especially the innovative deals happening among wearables and healthtech brands.
Joined @lizrhoffman and a select group of senior executives and leaders as @semafor hosted Business & Sports during the Presidents Cup in Chicago to discuss the state and future of the global sports industry.
Heart researchers have developed a new way to determine a person’s cardiovascular age by combining AI and routine CT exams.
They shared their findings in the European Heart Journal.
@CardioBusiness
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Ascent Strategy Group retweeted
Haven’t taken our AI sentiment survey yet? There’s still time. Curious, anxious, overwhelmed, hopeful — however you're feeling about AI right now, we want to hear it. 7 quick questions ahead of our fall conference:
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“We present paths for preventing or countering harm (1) by changing liability structures to reflect the role of many stakeholders in shaping how AI tools impact patient care; and (2) by designing tools that can help advocates”
The legal implications of medical AI, a review of 31 cases involving AI tools
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This study provides empirical evidence of physicians’ roles as humans-in-the-loop within a large-scale implementation of gen AI and offers a framework for AI optimization efforts toward the edit categories with the greatest impact on physician time and effort.
#healthAI
A new study analyzing the impact of clinicians modifying AI-generated drafts within an electronic health record showed that complex edits require the most additional time while common administrative edits contribute the greatest workload. See how: nejm.ai/4c7M3Lv
ALT A table showing the cumulative clinician time spent editing responses by modification category, April 2024–August 2025. Categories include scheduling, lifestyle advice, and laboratory results, among others. The table details the percentage increase per message, number of messages, and cumulative increase in response time (hours per 1000 physicians).
Ascent Strategy Group retweeted
What if you knew what and when might be in store in your 20-year future health trajectory and could prevent it?
Doctors have developed an AI tool that can spot signs of heart failure and heart valve disease, two of the most common forms of heart disease, from EKG results in “the blink of an eye”.
The groundbreaking technology has been trained on millions of patients.
#healthAI
Early diagnosis is vital for heart failure and heart valve disease, enabling those who need lifesaving medicines to be spotted sooner, before they are at high risk for dangerous cardiac conditions.
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Caristo's CaRi-Heart technology is the only technology with regulatory approval to offer detailed imaging of inflammation.
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Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) is a common —and often undetected — heart rhythm disorder. If left unmanaged, it can increase the risk of serious health complications, including stroke. OMRON’s free eBook explains the condition.
#AFibAwareness
This #AFib Awareness Month, learn the signs, risk factors and what to know about monitoring your #hearthealth at home. 📖 𝗗𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗲𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: bit.ly/4xohkCi
