Category: Healthcare

Healthcare software-as-a-service (SaaS) is about to explode, and it is becoming increasingly important due to its ability to improve patient experiences and increase administrative efficiency. According to a recent Grand View Research study, the healthcare SaaS industry will grow at a CAGR of 19.5% to $50 billion by 2028. This ambitious but entirely realistic forecast is thought to be primarily motivated by the growing use of cloud computing in the healthcare sector. This may seem obvious given SaaS’s growing popularity across a variety of industries, but its potential in the…

Diabetic retinopathy could develop into an even more serious health catastrophe in the years to come. The most common cause of vision impairment in adult populations worldwide is diabetic retinopathy. There is a growing fear that diabetic retinopathy could develop into an even more serious health catastrophe in the years to come given that the International Diabetes Foundation predicts that at least 700 million people will have diabetes mellitus by 2045. According to reports, diabetic retinopathy is the most common cause of vision impairment in adult populations worldwide. According to…

Oral diseases are the second most common in the world, affecting over 90% of adults and 80% of children. Dr. Padma Gadiyar developed Smilo.ai, a software that monitors a patient’s health before directing him to his office. Gadiyar, a practicing dentist, gained this knowledge by using cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques for dentistry. According to statistics, eight out of ten children in India have a serious oral health problem, and nine out of ten adults have a serious oral health problem. Worse, oral cancer is the most common cancer among…

Us study shows AI tool twice as likely to diagnose heart condition early researchers have found that clinicians who most frequently followed the recommendations of an AI tool were twice as likely to diagnose low ejection fraction (EF) Artificial intelligence is poised to transform medicine and according to a new study by the US-based Mayo Clinic, researchers have found that clinicians who most frequently followed the recommendations of an AI tool were twice as likely to diagnose low ejection fraction (EF), an indication that the heart is not functioning as…