Google pursues wider access to diagnostic health tools such as ultrasounds
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Around two thirds of people worldwide lack access to diagnostic health tools such as ultrasounds, according to Google.
The company says it is working to change that, though the post does not detail the specific approach.
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- Oct 8, 11:44 AM ET · 1 articleGoogle says its models estimated gestational age within 4 days in a prospective clinical studyGoogle: Google AI estimates gestational age within four days in clinical study
- Oct 8, 11:44 AM ET · 1 articleGoogle says it is working to expand access to diagnostic health tools such as ultrasoundsGoogle: Google works to expand global access to diagnostic health tools like ultrasounds
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Google@GoogleGoogle AI estimates gestational age within four days in clinical studyAIIn a prospective clinical study, Google's models pinpointed gestational age within 4 days of accuracy. The company says that precision could meaningfully affect clinical care, and that extending such tools to low-resource settings could help reduce maternal deaths and close care gaps worldwide.

Google@GoogleGoogle works to expand global access to diagnostic health tools like ultrasoundsAIAround two thirds of people worldwide lack access to diagnostic health tools such as ultrasounds, according to Google. The company says it is working to change that, though the post does not detail the specific approach.

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