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Excellent work lead by Dr. Yuki Sahashi and Dr. Alan Kwan!

Opportunistic A.I. interpretation of medical scans. The list keeps getting longer of improved detection, unrelated to why the scan was obtained Today; Aortic aneurysm from breast MRI nature.com/articles/s4146… My running list👇

👀Using an autonomous agent based on o3-mini and GPT-4.1, a team from Harvard, MIT & other institutions reproduced and updated an entire issue of Cochrane Reviews in two days… saving 12 person-years of work! The AI reviews captured more papers & were more accurate than humans.

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The play right now is to go deep in a vertical and build AI Agents with the context of the critical workflows, domain expertise, specialized instructions, and data of that industry. And build anticipating what’s possible with AI models in a year from now, not just today.

Excited to see this comparison of amyloid detection algorithms in JACC Journals #advances, lead by Faraz. AI algorithms on #echofirst outperform EHR and rules-based approaches. Similar AUC but different calibration. InVision Medical Technology Corporation more specific, Ultromics more sensitive.

Thanks Alex Bick Dan Roden Bryan Harris Jennifer “Piper” Below for inviting me to @vumc_medicine. Great to see old and new friends alike! Precision AI phenotyping and @VUMCgenetics is an amazing match for discovery science! 🚀 And 🙏 to allow me to kick off the new

アメリカ心エコー学会2025 Late Breaking Presentation / YIA sessionで、この研究を発表します。 楽しみにしています☺

Will be presenting this in ASE 2025 (American Society of Echocardiography). Hope to see you echo-guys soon in Nashville!

this diagram is one of the most important in medicine. published over two decades ago, "The Ecology of Medical Care" captured a persistent truth: - of every 1000 people, 800 report symptoms each month. - 327 consider seeking care. 217 actually do. - 8 are hospitalized. - fewer