Новости за 11.02.2019

Rainbow Six Siege's newest map takes over an old forgotten pit stop in Australia's Red Heart.

Those accused and in positions of authority should take the initiative to assist the body politic in understanding the complexity of race and its implications in our society.

The Brooklyn Bridge isn’t only a romantic backdrop for lovers. In fact, it was two young lovers who eventually enabled the bridge to be completed, and the love of one woman, in particular, who devoted herself to finishing the project after her husband fell ill.

Her 2017 win on "America's Got Talent" has opened a lot of doors for the 14-year old singer/ventriloquist who kicks off her latest tour this month.

As Jonny May roared across the Twickenham turf to touch down for his hat-trick try in England’s rugby union Six Nations demolition of France, he broke out in a broad smile. As he celebrated with his team-mates, emblazoned on his mouthguard and those of his fellow players was the logo for OPRO.

AI is changing doctors’ daily practice, giving them tools to make faster, more accurate diagnoses and predict problems before they become emergencies. Doctors can also acquire information about patients between visits, so they know what to do during appointments, without wasting face time.

From finding promising drug candidates to creating disease-fighting models and running better clinical trials, AI is transforming the drug discovery process. This young technology is bound to develop still more ways to improve drugs and get them—more quickly—to the people who need them.

AI advances are poised to make a wider range of healthcare options feasible at the edge—at home or in a doctor’s office—where people go about their daily lives. The results could be better outcomes, healthier populations, lower costs, and more effective care for people with long-term conditions.

Healthcare innovators are using predictive AI to reduce physical trips to the doctor’s office, improve patient care and rethink care delivery models that date to the 19th century. The ultimate goal is to head off dangerous—and expensive—critical medical situations.

Healthcare data already makes up 30% of the global datascape—and that percentage is just going to grow. AI is well-suited to cope with this flood—and to mine transformative insights from it, to the benefit of genomics, preventive care, hospital resource deployment, and beyond.

Forbes Insights and Intel are spending a year, across six issues, probing the dynamic world of artificial intelligence. Issue 04 explores AI in healthcare.

A look at the biggest opportunities—and challenges—of AI-based precision medicine.

Poppy Crum, Chief Scientist at Dolby Laboratories, explains the many ways empathic technology can improve our health and lives overall.

An overview of genetic counselors and why they may become as important of a health partner in the future as your doctor.

'The Wandering Earth' may earn more money in China than any movie earns in North America in 2019.

The three stages voice apps need to pass through in order to make the biggest impact on healthcare.

An overview of how AI will tackle some of the most common and challenging types of healthcare fraud.

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How AI is causing a back-office revolution in healthcare.

A look at how AI can battle medical insurance fraud.

Embracing the digital revolution doesn't have to happen overnight.

Cisco's Gary Alterson outlines key challenges that are affecting healthcare’s ability to keep patient data secure and systems up and running.

A look at the next-generation “cognitive hospital”—a seamless integration of the physical facility and advanced technologies that optimize resources, streamline operational processes and improve patient outcomes.

An overview of the three areas where AI can improve physicians’ lives and decrease burnout.

A look at how medical practitioners, researchers and medical ethicists are approaching some of the most pressing ethical challenges presented by AI.