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The latest Digital Health News industry roundup features Florence expanding into Canada and Qure.ai being awarded EU Medical Device Regulation.
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Cera trials AI voice assistant to reduce hospital admissions

Cera is aiming to keep more patients out of hospital by trialling Siri for Care, an AI-powered voice assistant that
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East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust launches virtual assistant with IBM

East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust is today launching a new intelligent virtual assistant with IBM to support its human
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AI algorithm helps Somerset clinicians detect lung cancer faster

Somerset NHS Foundation Trust has used a ground-breaking artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to detect lung cancer from x-rays faster.
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Government calls for evidence on discrimination in medical devices

The government has launched a call for evidence to discover if and how medical devices and technologies may discriminate and
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Scientists developing video games to diagnose and monitor depression

Scientists in London have developed new AI technology inspired by video games to transform the way depression is diagnosed and
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Babylon and Microsoft join forces to improve healthcare through AI

Through exploring opportunities to enhance current AI tools Babylon and Microsoft aim to shift focus “from sick care to preventative
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New ÂŁ1.4m AI funding aims to reduce racial health inequalities

The funding, from the NHSX AI Lab and Health Foundation, aims to ensure healthcare solutions don’t “exacerbate existing health inequalities”.
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New ÂŁ250m intelligent automation framework set to be launched

NHS Shared Business Services (SBS) has issued a tender calling for intelligent automation (IA) vendors that supply “off the shelf”
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NHSX develops national Covid-19 image database to train AI

It is hoped the database will speed up diagnosis of coronavirus, ultimately leading to quicker treatment and less pressure on
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