Medical AI Can Explain Its Decisions—but Can Clinicians Trust Its Reasons?
Artificial intelligence in medical imaging can analyze brain magnetic resonance imaging scans not only to estimate disease likelihood, but also to...
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Beyond the X-Ray: South Korean Researchers Develop AI to Pinpoint Precise Knee Osteoarthritis Wear
A South Korean research team has developed a breakthrough imaging indicator that utilizes AI deep learning to identify the "most severely worn areas"...
Could a Simple Blood Draw Replace Colonoscopy Prep? New AI Test Shows High Accuracy in Colorectal Cancer Screening
For many individuals, the prospect of colorectal cancer screening brings hesitation—not necessarily because of the...
Routine Eye Photos Can Flag Current Dementia and Predict Future Risk, AI Study Finds
Eye photos taken during routine health screenings could help identify who currently has dementia and predict who is at...
Preserving Form and Hope: Korean Surgeon Reaches 500th Robotic Breast Cancer Operation
Patients preparing for breast cancer surgery often ask a quiet question before entering the operating room.
Sleeping the same amount but still tired? Irregular noise can knock you out of deep sleep
During sleep, the brain organizes information learned while awake and stores it as long-term memory.
AI Cancer Gene Analysis and 810 Billion-Won Tech Export Lead South Korea's Top 30 Health Care R&D Achievements
The Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Health Industry Development Institute announced on the 8th that they...
Japanese Medical Scholars Visit Daegu, Praising South Korea's Advanced Healthcare and Rich Cultural Heritage
South Korea’s advanced medical infrastructure and deep cultural heritage left a lasting impression on prominent figures...
“I Never Speak First. I Listen First.”
"What is the very first thing you want to say to patients and their caregivers after they finish acute-phase treatment.
AI Fills the Care Gap: VUNO’s DeepCARS Cuts In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests by 21% Without Rapid Response Teams
Unlike intensive care units , general hospital wards do not feature continuous, around-the-clock patient monitoring.