2022
Archive of News from 2022
Google tuned a AI chatbot to answer "consumer medical questions", and doctors judged 92.6% of its answers right … compared to 92.9% of answers given by other doctors.
In particular, they show that comprehension, recall of knowledge, and medical reasoning improve with model scale and instruction prompt tuning, suggesting a bleak vision for the future: more burden on the patients to learn how to ask questions so to receive useful answers, and growingly more responsibility washing through AI in the healthcare system.
We are represented, thanks to our host SCImPULSE Foundation, at the assembly of CoARA (Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment)!
Please, do share with us ideas and feedbacks about how to improve research assessment according to your experience: we want to make this ecosystem more fair and welcoming, and more effective of course! Get in touch ;)
Conferimento del Dottorato di ricerca honoris causa in “Clinical and Experimental Medicine (CEM) Medicina clinica e sperimentale” al Prof. Gregory Yoke Hong Lip
Manuscript submission is now open for a new article collection we are co-editing called “Data Driven and Model Based Computational Futures in Cardiovascular Practice” with Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (Impact Factor 5.846, CiteScore 8.2) - and we wanted you to be among the first to know.
The EIC Overseas Trade Fairs (OTF) Programme 2.0 carries on its travel to the first European destination and invites you to submit your application for MEDICA 2022. The spotlight event in the medical and healthcare sector will be held on 14-17 November 2022 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Oxipit announced the first the first "regulatory approved" (they have been granted a CE mark) AI medical imaging application to perform diagnostics autonomously.
What is a CE mark for medical devices anyway? They do not share scientific publications proving their claims prospectively in clinical trials, nor any clinically relevant data/reports for us to evaluate...
Our new member, Professor Manuel Mazzara, has recently been appointed a member of the editorial board of Software
A bit of optimism from tele-epidemiology and medical informatics?
The WHO has already convened a committee to determine when to update COVID-19 vaccines and with which strain of the virus. Maybe getting an annual COVID-19 shot will become as routine as getting an annual flu shot. We may have to face the sobering fact that COVID-19 isn’t going away. But if we read the antigenic maps carefully, we can stay on top of the virus’s evolution—and our strategies for combatting it can evolve with it.