What ‘Big Tech’ Will Add to the Conversation at HLTH

October 2, 2019

MedCityNews 

“Technology companies such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, Oracle and Twitter are making inroads in healthcare. But will their efforts gain traction and scale? At HLTH, representatives from some of these companies will take part in the healthcare transformation conversation across AI, voice, diabetes management and more.”

 

The article outlines the contributions of healthcare technology companies at the HLTH conference, spotlighting FDNA’s innovative role. FDNA is at the forefront with its advanced AI-powered facial recognition technology designed to diagnose rare genetic diseases. By integrating cutting-edge algorithms, FDNA enhances the accuracy and efficiency of medical diagnoses, showcasing the transformative potential of healthcare technology companies. The discussion highlights how big tech innovations, like FDNA, are pivotal in improving patient outcomes through precision medicine.

 

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