At HIMSS, Philips and AWS announced that they are expanding their collaboration with the goal of scaling digitized pathology slides in the cloud. The partners seek to help pathology labs better store and analyze vast volumes of data, as well as adopt more streamlined, cloud-based workflows to reduce clinician burnout.
Microsoft is making a strategic investment in Paige, which is leveraging AI for cancer diagnostics and treatment. Paige will also use Microsoft Azure as its cloud provider for the Paige Platform.
This eBook, in collaboration with Care Logistics, details how hospitals and health systems can facilitate more effective decision-making by operationalizing elevated awareness.
The Dublin-based pathology software and services provider will use the funds to support global growth and launch an on-demand, online pathology service in the U.S.
Paige received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for a clinical decision support tool to flag potential prostate cancer cases for pathologists to review.
The Defense Innovation Unit launched a new pilot project that will use AI combined with augmented reality microscopes to help medical professionals better identify cancer cells. Google Cloud was tasked with designing the solution.
The company, PathAI, intends to use the funds for expansion purposes as well as to enhance its offerings, improve its platform, meet market demands and fuel research into new tools and devices.
The TSX Venture Exchange has a strong history of helping early-stage health and life sciences companies raise patient capital for research and development.
The Columbus, Ohio-based company said it will use the funding to advance its AI-driven platform and scale its sales and marketing efforts to support continued growth.
The startup, Deep Lens, is supported by seed financing from Sierra Ventures, Rev1 Ventures and Tamarind-Hill Fund.
Flybridge Capital Partners led the funding round, and Fusion Fund, Emerald Development Managers, Razor's Edge Ventures and Robin Hood Ventures also participated.
Pathology informatics has taken flight as an emerging discipline that can further add to the potential of precision medicine in the laboratory setting.
Canada has a proud history of achievement in the areas of science and technology, and the field of biomanufacturing and life sciences is no exception.
Google has made a healthcare-related change to its policies. The company has started removing people's private medical records from its Search results.
The digital pathology industry cannot advance unless healthcare organizations develop scalable, secure, and accessible IT infrastructures to support it.
Proscia, a Baltimore-based startup, is looking to use machine learning and cloud-based technology to combat cancer, launching a new software platform aimed at pathologists that provides storage for multi-gigabyte digital biopsies, while simultaneously harnessing what it calls “second-opinion collaboration technology.” The cloud-based program, according to Proscia, offers “large-scale management, analytics, access and collaboration” for whole […]
A niche Web platform from laboratory informatics firm Path Central that helps community oncologists share information and provide services to work more efficiently has raised $1 million in debt. Industry: Healthcare IT Location: Irvine, California Money raised: $1 million in debt. Since 2010 it has raised more than $13 million. Investors: Baird Venture Partners, Arboretum […]