Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: From Research to the Clinic
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare, with advances spanning both medical research and real-world clinical care. In this ETI talk, Joseph (Joe) Cho, a research engineer at Stanford Medicine, discusses recent developments in medical AI, current clinical applications, and potential career pathways for those interested in AI and healthcare.
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"Regulation for Paediatric & Orphan Devices"
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