AI diagnosis tech areas with doctor shortages

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Japanese startups are launching AI-powered medical analysis services in emerging countries suffering from doctor shortages like Thailand and Brazil, aiming to make use of the knowledge gained at home to cultivate new markets.

Tokyo-based Lpixel is collaborating with the Japan External Trade Organization to introduce an artificial intelligence-based tuberculosis diagnosis support system in Thailand.


Right now it is limited to tuberculosis diagnosis but it seems with time that it will only expand and get better. I wonder if they will be able to expand it to reading MRIs.

Either way it seems to be a good step forward.
 

Japanese startups are launching AI-powered medical analysis services in emerging countries suffering from doctor shortages like Thailand and Brazil, aiming to make use of the knowledge gained at home to cultivate new markets.

Tokyo-based Lpixel is collaborating with the Japan External Trade Organization to introduce an artificial intelligence-based tuberculosis diagnosis support system in Thailand.


Right now it is limited to tuberculosis diagnosis but it seems with time that it will only expand and get better. I wonder if they will be able to expand it to reading MRIs.

Either way it seems to be a good step forward.

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